Guo Chean

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I was looking a motor dyno for personal used which brand should i go for? i looking for all used purpose like stock, spec, and modified. thanks

burbs

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there are various so called dyno's, but there more of motor break in machines.. indi, much more ect...

For all out dyno's the best two are prolly Competition Electronics Turbo Dyno. or the Fantom..

The Ce is very pricey.. and hard to find.. prolly lookin at 800+ used..

the fantom can be purchased at any time.. around 400 or so but you need a laptop for it..

there both good dyno's// some guys prefer one or the other for certain number readings..

Tsquare

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If oyou are looking for a suto-dyno the team Much More Motor tester is a good one.

Guo Chean

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i not looking the motor break in device.

dodo

Muchmore motor master is not only a motor break in device, for me, it helps to determine the general performance of each motor, whether the motor produce more torque or rpm. Well at least that's enough for me at the moment.

EngTat

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hi dodo, how do you determine that it produce torque or rpm? i had Peak performance

Guo Chean

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How do you determine torque by using MMR motor master? does they show you the reading of the torque? is that any hidden menu becasue i cant find any reading to torque? thanks

XrayFK

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It doesn't tell you much at all, basically just tells you RPM and amps, at no load, so it's a pretty useless number. A "real" dyno would be either the CE or Robitronics. Of course the true test for any motor is actualy track performance.

dodo

well it can't really show the numbers but like i said, it's enough for me. at least from the amp draw and rpm reading i can get some info that is sufficient for me. Well then again depends on the level of competition that you're facing. So it works for me but some people might need more info to make extra fine-tuning. sorry if my statement misled u, wasn't my intention

dodo

yeah agree with you, i saw the robitronics one before. it's super

Guo Chean

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may i know what is the basic requirement of the power supply if i going to run Fantom dyno system for 7 turn or lower modified

erock1331

hmm never heard of anybody dyno-ing mod motors.

19T's maybe, but nothing hotter.

I was always a big dyno fan, but I came to the conclusion to work on your chassis. 99 times out of 100 you wont get beat by a better motor.
But 99 times of out 100 you will get beat by a better working chassis.

D_o_S

I've used the Robitronic, and its great, so I would reccomend that to you... unlike the Turbo dyno, it is not dependant on the slave motor...

I always used a lead acid battery (in the manual it says with at least sumthing aH, don't remember now, I used around 30aH) to test motors.

Marcos.J

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the best dyno out there right now is the track!

Guo Chean

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i know the best dyno is on the track but if i have 50 piece of motor do you think i so crazy bring all motor goto track and test run every motor?