HoBao Hyper 9E thread
06-13-2010, 09:05 PM
#1666
Originally Posted by kufman
Can someone do me a favor? I am working on converting my RC8 to use the center drive line from the 9E but I need to know how high the center of the center diff is, which is also the height of the rear gearbox input shaft. I am trying to figure out if it is possible to make this work. Thanks!
06-14-2010, 03:30 AM
#1670
Tech Apprentice
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Originally Posted by shano83
damn is there any company that makes a sensored esc for 1/8th offroad besides tekin (mine shit itself only 1 1/2 months old) goin back for repair but im also keen on the mmm
06-14-2010, 03:49 AM
#1671
Originally Posted by shano83
damn is there any company that makes a sensored esc for 1/8th offroad besides tekin (mine shit itself only 1 1/2 months old) goin back for repair but im also keen on the mmm
dude
the new hobby wing 8scale stuff is bullet proof i and plenty australia,s quick guys are running the 80-150a hobby wing , even there new motors run cool and go really hard,, and its sensored not sensoreless
when u use the HW non sensored motors, its that smooth u cart even tell, i run the hw 2250kv motor on 4c
06-14-2010, 04:02 AM
#1672
Registered User
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Originally Posted by hyper9boy
dude
the new hobby wing 8scale stuff is bullet proof i and plenty australia,s quick guys are running the 80-150a hobby wing , even there new motors run cool and go really hard,, and its sensored not sensoreless
when u use the HW non sensored motors, its that smooth u cart even tell, i run the hw 2250kv motor on 4c
the new hobby wing 8scale stuff is bullet proof i and plenty australia,s quick guys are running the 80-150a hobby wing , even there new motors run cool and go really hard,, and its sensored not sensoreless
when u use the HW non sensored motors, its that smooth u cart even tell, i run the hw 2250kv motor on 4c
Thanks for the info.
06-14-2010, 07:44 AM
#1675
Castle 2650kv Cogg free sensorless system. vs less efficient sensored systems.
Shano,
the Neu/Castle 2650kv(sensorless) powered by the combo Mamba Monster(sensorless) is insane fast on three cell lipo, that's what I run on big tracks and I've never seen a nitro buggy keep up.
Also keep in mind, it's been explained to me that sensorless motors are more efficient, use less energy than sensored. Also keep in mind that the 2650kv castle with Mamba monster esc, this system is not your typical sensorless esc, it resonates at a much higher frequency(than other cogging sensorless esc's) allowing for smooth and cogg free operation. That's why so many people run the castle sensorless system. All this was explained to me by several professionals in the race industry, and varified by castle creations tech support. With a four cell, your car would unglue your tires. Fast enough? Hope this helps.
Cogging is a word That basically translates into a sensorless motor/esc sputtering, and having a rough take off, rather than smooth. Note this does not apply to Castles sensorless systems because of the extreemly high resonating frequency of the design. Tim Bump also explained this concept to me, at Nitro House. He's the head designer of the Hyper 9e, and in the know about castles smooth sensorless operation. As an example of Terible cogging, did you ever see or hear a losi 8ight take off from a stop, back when they first came out with the 1.0. Software upgrades have helped the losi Xcelorin system, but it's not near as smooth and reliable as the Mamba Monster. I've sent my Mamba Monster ESC in for repair three times in one year of hard racing. And zero fires. I use to run novak until it burned my buggy up. The castle esc will just stop when it's done. I understand it's failure rate to be much less than the new Tekin Motors and ESC's. Though Tekin I'm sure will work the bugs out soon enough, it's their first version in 1/8th scale. Castles Mamba Monster is on Version number three. That's allot of time to improve a product, and castle has. Also keep in mind that Castles motors are made by Steve Neu, many say he's the finest motor designer in the world, or at least among the finest. As a side note, the 2650kv motor design is made to last ten years, that includes the truggy 2200kv motor as well(this was explained to me by the Engineers that help design the motors)also keep in mind that castle sells a rebuild kit for these motors for only $25.oo dollars, comes with a new rotor, and two oversized bearings. All castles motors and esc's come with a one year warranty, after one year; it's a flat fee of $70.oo for another year warranty on your exchanged or repaired esc. Now go smoke some nitro's Shano. And tell us all about it here on the forum. Pictures and you tube video links are welcome.
the Neu/Castle 2650kv(sensorless) powered by the combo Mamba Monster(sensorless) is insane fast on three cell lipo, that's what I run on big tracks and I've never seen a nitro buggy keep up.
Also keep in mind, it's been explained to me that sensorless motors are more efficient, use less energy than sensored. Also keep in mind that the 2650kv castle with Mamba monster esc, this system is not your typical sensorless esc, it resonates at a much higher frequency(than other cogging sensorless esc's) allowing for smooth and cogg free operation. That's why so many people run the castle sensorless system. All this was explained to me by several professionals in the race industry, and varified by castle creations tech support. With a four cell, your car would unglue your tires. Fast enough? Hope this helps.
Cogging is a word That basically translates into a sensorless motor/esc sputtering, and having a rough take off, rather than smooth. Note this does not apply to Castles sensorless systems because of the extreemly high resonating frequency of the design. Tim Bump also explained this concept to me, at Nitro House. He's the head designer of the Hyper 9e, and in the know about castles smooth sensorless operation. As an example of Terible cogging, did you ever see or hear a losi 8ight take off from a stop, back when they first came out with the 1.0. Software upgrades have helped the losi Xcelorin system, but it's not near as smooth and reliable as the Mamba Monster. I've sent my Mamba Monster ESC in for repair three times in one year of hard racing. And zero fires. I use to run novak until it burned my buggy up. The castle esc will just stop when it's done. I understand it's failure rate to be much less than the new Tekin Motors and ESC's. Though Tekin I'm sure will work the bugs out soon enough, it's their first version in 1/8th scale. Castles Mamba Monster is on Version number three. That's allot of time to improve a product, and castle has. Also keep in mind that Castles motors are made by Steve Neu, many say he's the finest motor designer in the world, or at least among the finest. As a side note, the 2650kv motor design is made to last ten years, that includes the truggy 2200kv motor as well(this was explained to me by the Engineers that help design the motors)also keep in mind that castle sells a rebuild kit for these motors for only $25.oo dollars, comes with a new rotor, and two oversized bearings. All castles motors and esc's come with a one year warranty, after one year; it's a flat fee of $70.oo for another year warranty on your exchanged or repaired esc. Now go smoke some nitro's Shano. And tell us all about it here on the forum. Pictures and you tube video links are welcome.
Originally Posted by shano83
Hey can anyone tell me if the mamba monster is sensored or sensorless
Cheers guys
Cheers guys
06-14-2010, 08:05 AM
#1676
Registered User
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Originally Posted by MindThoughts
Shano,
the Neu/Castle 2650kv(sensorless) powered by the combo Mamba Monster(sensorless) is insane fast on three cell lipo, that's what I run on big tracks and I've never seen a nitro buggy keep up.
Also keep in mind, it's been explained to me that sensorless motors are more efficient, use less energy than sensored. Also keep in mind that the 2650kv castle with Mamba monster esc, this system is not your typical sensorless esc, it resonates at a much higher frequency(than other cogging sensorless esc's) allowing for smooth and cogg free operation. That's why so many people run the castle sensorless system. All this was explained to me by several professionals in the race industry, and varified by castle creations tech support. With a four cell, your car would unglue your tires. Fast enough? Hope this helps.
Cogging is a word That basically translates into a sensorless motor/esc sputtering, and having a rough take off, rather than smooth. Note this does not apply to Castles sensorless systems because of the extreemly high resonating frequency of the design. Tim Bump also explained this concept to me, at Nitro House. He's the head designer of the Hyper 9e, and in the know about castles smooth sensorless operation. As an example of Terible cogging, did you ever see or hear a losi 8ight take off from a stop, back when they first came out with the 1.0. Software upgrades have helped the losi Xcelorin system, but it's not near as smooth and reliable as the Mamba Monster. I've sent my Mamba Monster ESC in for repair three times in one year of hard racing. And zero fires. I use to run novak until it burned my buggy up. The castle esc will just stop when it's done. I understand it's failure rate to be much less than the new Tekin Motors and ESC's. Though Tekin I'm sure will work the bugs out soon enough, it's their first version in 1/8th scale. Castles Mamba Monster is on Version number three. That's allot of time to improve a product, and castle has. Also keep in mind that Castles motors are made by Steve Neu, many say he's the finest motor designer in the world, or at least among the finest. As a side note, the 2650kv motor design is made to last ten years, that includes the truggy 2200kv motor as well(this was explained to me by the Engineers that help design the motors)also keep in mind that castle sells a rebuild kit for these motors for only $25.oo dollars, comes with a new rotor, and two oversized bearings. All castles motors and esc's come with a one year warranty, after one year; it's a flat fee of $70.oo for another year warranty on your exchanged or repaired esc. Now go smoke some nitro's Shano. And tell us all about it here on the forum. Pictures and you tube video links are welcome.
the Neu/Castle 2650kv(sensorless) powered by the combo Mamba Monster(sensorless) is insane fast on three cell lipo, that's what I run on big tracks and I've never seen a nitro buggy keep up.
Also keep in mind, it's been explained to me that sensorless motors are more efficient, use less energy than sensored. Also keep in mind that the 2650kv castle with Mamba monster esc, this system is not your typical sensorless esc, it resonates at a much higher frequency(than other cogging sensorless esc's) allowing for smooth and cogg free operation. That's why so many people run the castle sensorless system. All this was explained to me by several professionals in the race industry, and varified by castle creations tech support. With a four cell, your car would unglue your tires. Fast enough? Hope this helps.
Cogging is a word That basically translates into a sensorless motor/esc sputtering, and having a rough take off, rather than smooth. Note this does not apply to Castles sensorless systems because of the extreemly high resonating frequency of the design. Tim Bump also explained this concept to me, at Nitro House. He's the head designer of the Hyper 9e, and in the know about castles smooth sensorless operation. As an example of Terible cogging, did you ever see or hear a losi 8ight take off from a stop, back when they first came out with the 1.0. Software upgrades have helped the losi Xcelorin system, but it's not near as smooth and reliable as the Mamba Monster. I've sent my Mamba Monster ESC in for repair three times in one year of hard racing. And zero fires. I use to run novak until it burned my buggy up. The castle esc will just stop when it's done. I understand it's failure rate to be much less than the new Tekin Motors and ESC's. Though Tekin I'm sure will work the bugs out soon enough, it's their first version in 1/8th scale. Castles Mamba Monster is on Version number three. That's allot of time to improve a product, and castle has. Also keep in mind that Castles motors are made by Steve Neu, many say he's the finest motor designer in the world, or at least among the finest. As a side note, the 2650kv motor design is made to last ten years, that includes the truggy 2200kv motor as well(this was explained to me by the Engineers that help design the motors)also keep in mind that castle sells a rebuild kit for these motors for only $25.oo dollars, comes with a new rotor, and two oversized bearings. All castles motors and esc's come with a one year warranty, after one year; it's a flat fee of $70.oo for another year warranty on your exchanged or repaired esc. Now go smoke some nitro's Shano. And tell us all about it here on the forum. Pictures and you tube video links are welcome.
Hey mate you just absolutely sold me on this im gonna oreder one this week
Yahoo time to blow the nitros of the track and buy plenty off glue ffor my tyres
06-17-2010, 02:22 PM
#1678
Tech Initiate
GOT A QUICK QUESTION
Ok I'm orderin the hyper 9e tonight or tomorrow
Aswell with a 4s lipo
You if could help
Me I just need the size of the battery tray
And also if you don't mind some good suggestions of some 4s lipos with high mah so I get tons of run time money aint an issue ps. Thunderpower 4s 5000 mah is out of stock that's y I need help on what else is out there
Thanks corey
Aswell with a 4s lipo
You if could help
Me I just need the size of the battery tray
And also if you don't mind some good suggestions of some 4s lipos with high mah so I get tons of run time money aint an issue ps. Thunderpower 4s 5000 mah is out of stock that's y I need help on what else is out there
Thanks corey
06-18-2010, 07:00 AM
#1680
For longer run times at lower prices, try using Hyperion 6500 batteries. Unfortunately, they are out of stock right now.
http://www.allerc.com/product_info.p...oducts_id=4709
http://www.allerc.com/product_info.p...oducts_id=4709
