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Old 06-14-2011, 05:07 AM
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Does anyone have these motors stateside? I cant seem to find them other than from china and dont want to wait if I dont have too.
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Default Motor temps for 4600kv

I'm running the sc401 4600kv with the SC8 ESc in a SC10 4x4, 12t pinion, 62t spur. Finding the temps of motor around 150 after 5-7 min heats. the track is loose with many tight turns. have the timing at 0 in ESC.

Are others finding that the motor runs a little hot compared to say a 1410 from Castle? What is a safe temp this motor can run at?
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Originally Posted by symmetricon
Does anyone have these motors stateside? I cant seem to find them other than from china and dont want to wait if I dont have too.
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Originally Posted by brew99
I'm running the sc401 4600kv with the SC8 ESc in a SC10 4x4, 12t pinion, 62t spur. Finding the temps of motor around 150 after 5-7 min heats. the track is loose with many tight turns. have the timing at 0 in ESC.

Are others finding that the motor runs a little hot compared to say a 1410 from Castle? What is a safe temp this motor can run at?
When geared for the same top speed, they are about the same. The guys with 3800's are coming off around 160-170 here as well on the big outdoor track.

You are safe for 200 degrees easy, but I would try to keep it under 180 if possible.
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Ck looks as if they only have the 5200kv, I am worried that it will be too much fro my sc10 4x4, any opinions???
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Default setting-up slipper

Ok guys, I'm new with the slipper thing....can someone point me or describe how to properly set this up on the sc10 4x4? Is there a basic bench test I can do, then take it out on the track to verify?

oops posted in wrong thread, but maybe someone on this one knows!!!
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Originally Posted by symmetricon
Ck looks as if they only have the 5200kv, I am worried that it will be too much fro my sc10 4x4, any opinions???
I have the 4600 in my Sc10 4x4 and wouldn't see the need for more kv. That being said, if you did get the 5200, I suppose you could always just turn down the e.p.a for throttle.

Wouldn't the 5200 run a little hotter than the 4600? Mine runs around 160 after 7 min using 12/62 in the SC10 4x4, and I wouldn't want it any hotter than that. I find the design of the Sc10 4x4 doesn't leave much air movement room around the motor, and I'm even thinking of putting a fan on it.
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just ordered the 4000kv and two sets of tools from aliexpress. let's see how long it takes
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I heard these motors are going to become available on builtrc.com in a week or so.
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Originally Posted by smurph
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become available on builtrc.com in a week or so.
Sweet! I ordered some stuff from BuiltRC.com and the shipping was super fast.
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Just want to give a thanks to MC4798 for going above and beyond in helping me out. I highly recommend CKHOBBY.COM IF your gonna buy, buy from them
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Originally Posted by symmetricon
Just want to give a thanks to MC4798 for going above and beyond in helping me out. I highly recommend CKHOBBY.COM IF your gonna buy, buy from them
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Great guy and I highly recommend shopping with him if you are looking for these motors or any other items he carries.
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Heck ya, CKHobby went way out of his way for me too. I'd buy from again in a heartbeat.
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With the SC8 esc/4600 combo, what esc settings work best for optimum temps/minimal cogging/etc.?
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I run that combo in a SC10 4x4 and have the timing at 0. Cogging is normal for a sensorless (only at crawl speed), but it performs great above that.

Mine was a little hot, so I turned the timing to 0, but you will need to play with it yourself to see what you like.
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