9LikesLosi 1/10 TEN-SCTE ARR 4x4 Short Course Truck Thread
05-13-2011, 06:15 PM
#9481
horizion
Has anyone heard anything from horizon about when the carbon towers and hinge pin retainers might be in? Tired of waiting on parts! LOL
05-13-2011, 06:22 PM
#9482
Okay why would you trade a 1415 for 1410? You can sell your used 1415 for 80-90 on here, and I seen lightly used 1410 for 65 on here today. But hey if you want to try to trade go ahead. Are you not happy with the 1415?
Also does any one here use a power screw driver to work on RC's? I have been looking at a few and most are around 100.00 for a small driver, anyone had any luck with a cheaper driver for wrenching on RC'S? Don't want to strip things out but would like to speed the process up, I seen the guys at the hobby shop using power tools and the light bulb went off in my head like ooh yeah why didn't I think of that. Still haven't found a great tool for the job yet.
Also does any one here use a power screw driver to work on RC's? I have been looking at a few and most are around 100.00 for a small driver, anyone had any luck with a cheaper driver for wrenching on RC'S? Don't want to strip things out but would like to speed the process up, I seen the guys at the hobby shop using power tools and the light bulb went off in my head like ooh yeah why didn't I think of that. Still haven't found a great tool for the job yet.
05-13-2011, 06:31 PM
#9483
You can get both from Steve at SNR http://www.snrgraphite.com/index.php...index&cPath=13
He doesn't have his carbon hinge pin retainers on his site, but email him at [email protected] and he will get them to you.
05-13-2011, 07:00 PM
#9484
Okay why would you trade a 1415 for 1410? You can sell your used 1415 for 80-90 on here, and I seen lightly used 1410 for 65 on here today. But hey if you want to try to trade go ahead. Are you not happy with the 1415?
Also does any one here use a power screw driver to work on RC's? I have been looking at a few and most are around 100.00 for a small driver, anyone had any luck with a cheaper driver for wrenching on RC'S? Don't want to strip things out but would like to speed the process up, I seen the guys at the hobby shop using power tools and the light bulb went off in my head like ooh yeah why didn't I think of that. Still haven't found a great tool for the job yet.
Also does any one here use a power screw driver to work on RC's? I have been looking at a few and most are around 100.00 for a small driver, anyone had any luck with a cheaper driver for wrenching on RC'S? Don't want to strip things out but would like to speed the process up, I seen the guys at the hobby shop using power tools and the light bulb went off in my head like ooh yeah why didn't I think of that. Still haven't found a great tool for the job yet.
05-13-2011, 07:27 PM
#9487
Okay why would you trade a 1415 for 1410? You can sell your used 1415 for 80-90 on here, and I seen lightly used 1410 for 65 on here today. But hey if you want to try to trade go ahead. Are you not happy with the 1415?
Also does any one here use a power screw driver to work on RC's? I have been looking at a few and most are around 100.00 for a small driver, anyone had any luck with a cheaper driver for wrenching on RC'S? Don't want to strip things out but would like to speed the process up, I seen the guys at the hobby shop using power tools and the light bulb went off in my head like ooh yeah why didn't I think of that. Still haven't found a great tool for the job yet.
Also does any one here use a power screw driver to work on RC's? I have been looking at a few and most are around 100.00 for a small driver, anyone had any luck with a cheaper driver for wrenching on RC'S? Don't want to strip things out but would like to speed the process up, I seen the guys at the hobby shop using power tools and the light bulb went off in my head like ooh yeah why didn't I think of that. Still haven't found a great tool for the job yet.
Hitachi power screwdriver
05-13-2011, 07:46 PM
#9489
The 1410 on 2s will have as much or more torque as the 1415 on a 2s setup due to the low RPM's on the 1415. You can gear up the 1415 to get similar maybe even more effective torque but at a huge cost of efficiency.. both in heat and how much mAH you burn off your batteries.. it is very inefficient running at that low of a RPM. The 3800 is just under 30k which is the "magic" number, the 1415 is only at like 18k rpm which is pretty bad. On 3s lipo it's another story altogether.. the 1415 is pretty sweet.
Last edited by 8ight-e; 05-13-2011 at 08:26 PM.
05-13-2011, 07:51 PM
#9491
05-13-2011, 08:12 PM
#9495
the 1415 is a 550 sized 4 pole motor, the 1410 is a 540 sized 4 pole motor.
The 1410 on 2s will have as much or more torque as the 1415 on a 2s setup due to the low RPM's on the 1415. You can gear up the 1415 to get similar maybe even more effective torque but at a huge cost of effeciency.. both in heat and how much mAH you burn off your batteries.. VERY VERY ineffecient running at that low of a RPM. The 3800 is just under 30k which is the "magic" number, the 1415 is only at like 18k rpm which is pretty bad. On 3s lipo it's another story all together.. the 1415 is pretty sweet.
The 1410 on 2s will have as much or more torque as the 1415 on a 2s setup due to the low RPM's on the 1415. You can gear up the 1415 to get similar maybe even more effective torque but at a huge cost of effeciency.. both in heat and how much mAH you burn off your batteries.. VERY VERY ineffecient running at that low of a RPM. The 3800 is just under 30k which is the "magic" number, the 1415 is only at like 18k rpm which is pretty bad. On 3s lipo it's another story all together.. the 1415 is pretty sweet.
It is still a really good motor even on 2s geared right of course.