new Team Orion Brushless ??
11-23-2006, 09:50 AM
#61
The Speed controller use which setup ?
11-30-2006, 11:14 AM
#63
Originally Posted by subman
Is this for sale yet? or at least does anyone know who has the GM Genius 95?
and will it work on 4 cells?
and will it work on 4 cells?
can use 4 cells
12-12-2006, 05:20 AM
#65
Tech Rookie
any news about it
12-12-2006, 12:42 PM
#66
Graupner the official german distributor have just added the new speedo to there site in the last week or so, so you could try contacting them they have been very helpful to me with dealing with them from the UK.
12-12-2006, 02:19 PM
#67
Tech Adept
I recommend the GM Genius 95. I've been using it for a while and it is really impressive. With it's aluminium case temp stays low and the throttle feel is really good. This speedo together with the brushless motor have changed electric racing for me. No comm truing, soldering or motor run in any more, and I got rid of all the brushes and springs and the lathe.
I have never enjoyed electric racing as much as I do now thanks to this brushless system.
I have never enjoyed electric racing as much as I do now thanks to this brushless system.
12-12-2006, 03:56 PM
#68
Originally Posted by Bar
Graupner the official german distributor have just added the new speedo to there site in the last week or so, so you could try contacting them they have been very helpful to me with dealing with them from the UK.
12-13-2006, 01:59 AM
#69
Originally Posted by subman
Do you have a link? I can't find anything on there website
http://shop.graupner.de/webuerp/serv...11&language=en
12-27-2006, 02:05 AM
#73
There is a new series of brushless motors realeased by GM with which u use only one cable (without the adapter) directly from the motor to the esc.
You won't find the motors in the shop
you have to search für the evo 2 ifmar motors and then there is a red link to the new evo 3 brushless.
Some things are different, mostly these motors stay coolre during the run making the power output even more consistant.
You won't find the motors in the shop
you have to search für the evo 2 ifmar motors and then there is a red link to the new evo 3 brushless.
Some things are different, mostly these motors stay coolre during the run making the power output even more consistant.
12-27-2006, 02:57 AM
#74
Tech Apprentice
I have 1 of these EVO3 motors.
The difference is that it has a sinterd rotor with a fan attached Plus it has a lot of holes in the can for cooling. And when it runs it sounds like a grinder heheh (wel it makes a lot of noice).
The sensor kabel is also one cable, but it is way to short (4-5cm) so i cant use it in my b4.
The problem i have with the gm motors is that they wont fit into my BJ4 WE because they are to long, i could make them fit, but then i have to modify my chassis.
The difference is that it has a sinterd rotor with a fan attached Plus it has a lot of holes in the can for cooling. And when it runs it sounds like a grinder heheh (wel it makes a lot of noice).
The sensor kabel is also one cable, but it is way to short (4-5cm) so i cant use it in my b4.
The problem i have with the gm motors is that they wont fit into my BJ4 WE because they are to long, i could make them fit, but then i have to modify my chassis.
12-27-2006, 03:17 AM
#75
I have been told by a fairly reliable source that Orion won't have a brushless ESC and will only do a motor.
The problem in the UK is that there is 'pin-out' rules for the harness and I'm not sure that the GM 95 will be legal because of this reason (as you need an adaptor to get it to make up to the novak or LRP ESC's).
The problem in the UK is that there is 'pin-out' rules for the harness and I'm not sure that the GM 95 will be legal because of this reason (as you need an adaptor to get it to make up to the novak or LRP ESC's).
