LRP S10 Blast RTR
08-14-2010, 05:51 PM
#1
LRP S10 Blast RTR
Looking at putting an EZRUN Brushless combo in, what size motor and esc would best suit for just bashing?
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08-15-2010, 12:32 AM
#4
Originally Posted by surby
are you referring to the kv of the motor or the actual size of the can
08-15-2010, 12:34 AM
#5
Originally Posted by RatsacK
I'd go for a 60A/8.5T combo. 
08-15-2010, 02:30 AM
#7
Originally Posted by RatsacK
2s that fits and can provide anything over 60A
08-15-2010, 02:56 AM
#9
Originally Posted by RatsacK
Haha, try 2s first mate. 3s will be very quick. I was running a 9T/60A in my DF02 (4WD, 1/10 buggy) and on 3s my buggy was doing wheelies and was very quick. 
My mate has the tamiya baldre with 5.5T/60A running a 7.4 5000 Venom, to be honest it dosent seem all that fast???
08-15-2010, 04:17 AM
#10
Running the same gearing;
Lower turn/higher KV will give you a higher top speed
Higher turn/lower KV will give you a lower top speed with more torque. but it will run cooler - even when running the right gearing to get it to the same speed as the higher KV
Ideally, you'd go for a lower KV (to an extent) and just run higher gearing with more voltage to reach the same top speed. Your setup will run cooler
Yeah, my DB01 didn't seem that fast with a similar rated motor as well. Not sure why
Like I said though, I would try 2s first.
Lower turn/higher KV will give you a higher top speed
Higher turn/lower KV will give you a lower top speed with more torque. but it will run cooler - even when running the right gearing to get it to the same speed as the higher KV
Ideally, you'd go for a lower KV (to an extent) and just run higher gearing with more voltage to reach the same top speed. Your setup will run cooler
Yeah, my DB01 didn't seem that fast with a similar rated motor as well. Not sure why
Like I said though, I would try 2s first.
08-15-2010, 04:29 AM
#11
Originally Posted by RatsacK
Running the same gearing;
Lower turn/higher KV will give you a higher top speed
Higher turn/lower KV will give you a lower top speed with more torque. but it will run cooler - even when running the right gearing to get it to the same speed as the higher KV
Ideally, you'd go for a lower KV (to an extent) and just run higher gearing with more voltage to reach the same top speed. Your setup will run cooler
Yeah, my DB01 didn't seem that fast with a similar rated motor as well. Not sure why
Like I said though, I would try 2s first.
Lower turn/higher KV will give you a higher top speed
Higher turn/lower KV will give you a lower top speed with more torque. but it will run cooler - even when running the right gearing to get it to the same speed as the higher KV
Ideally, you'd go for a lower KV (to an extent) and just run higher gearing with more voltage to reach the same top speed. Your setup will run cooler
Yeah, my DB01 didn't seem that fast with a similar rated motor as well. Not sure why
Like I said though, I would try 2s first.
I'll let you know how it goes
08-16-2010, 12:23 AM
#12
Originally Posted by RatsacK
Running the same gearing;
Lower turn/higher KV will give you a higher top speed
Higher turn/lower KV will give you a lower top speed with more torque. but it will run cooler - even when running the right gearing to get it to the same speed as the higher KV
Ideally, you'd go for a lower KV (to an extent) and just run higher gearing with more voltage to reach the same top speed. Your setup will run cooler
Yeah, my DB01 didn't seem that fast with a similar rated motor as well. Not sure why
Like I said though, I would try 2s first.
Lower turn/higher KV will give you a higher top speed
Higher turn/lower KV will give you a lower top speed with more torque. but it will run cooler - even when running the right gearing to get it to the same speed as the higher KV
Ideally, you'd go for a lower KV (to an extent) and just run higher gearing with more voltage to reach the same top speed. Your setup will run cooler
Yeah, my DB01 didn't seem that fast with a similar rated motor as well. Not sure why
Like I said though, I would try 2s first.
whats betta sensored or sensorless?
Cheers
08-16-2010, 01:30 AM
#13
Originally Posted by G_RC_C_S
Hey,
whats betta sensored or sensorless?
Cheers
whats betta sensored or sensorless?
Cheers
Sensored; a lot smoother take off but have a slightly lower top end
Sensorless; cog of taking off (some more then others) but nothing bad
Normally a sensored motor/ESC combo will be slightly more then a sensorless setup.
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