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Old 04-13-2007, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Racer4Life
I got mine today. Can't wait to run it.
You dog. Can't believe how many goodies you're picking up just selling one lousy dyno and magnet zapper !! tell me what you think about it - I might pick up one later in the year if I end up racing in another BL class.
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I got mine 2 days ago I have to take it a part just to make sure have the pro version which have the sintered rotor. and wallla!!!! sintered rotor it is... I haven't run it yet will see this weekend if the weather cooperates....
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Old 04-14-2007, 03:56 AM
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If you can't drive but a straight line watt good is it.Car set-up and driving ability are more important than what a motor is doing on the bench.I don't remember when the last time a race was won by a motor that had high numbers on the bench or pits!
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Originally Posted by BullFrog
If you can't drive but a straight line watt good is it.Car set-up and driving ability are more important than what a motor is doing on the bench.I don't remember when the last time a race was won by a motor that had high numbers on the bench or pits!
Yeah there is some truth to that, but a motor that has hit the track isn't worth as much money. And you cant buy driving speed.
The power rating of a brushless motor will be more important than a brushed in the future.
It will be the range in which its considered a good motor that will count.
I hate numbers but it will be impossible to keep them out of the equation.
Consistency between each motor will be very important per manufacturer.
Theres no tune ability, so the motors will have to be as close as possible in power.
Different rotors or stronger or weaker to make one better or worse will be the only fix either way.
The numbers will play a major roll if brushless is ever to 100% be excepted through out.
It sucks.
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Old 04-19-2007, 11:00 PM
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Exclamation ESC Profile & Proper Gearing

Need help.

Just finished installing my Novak GTB & 13.5R BL motor yesterday on my TRF415 MRE.

Need to know what profile do I use & proper gearing (default profile is set at #1). My 415 MRE uses Xenon 102T 64P spurgear with an internal gear ratio of 2.25:1. Current pinion gear installed is 38T 64P = 6.04 final gear ratio.

Would that be a suitable gear ratio on a med-size track?

Any suggestions will help.

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Between 5.00 - 4.50.
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Exclamation Profile for 13.5 Pro Stock BL Motor

Thanks for the reponse in regards to my prev post.

Still need help with the recommended profile setting. Current default setting for the GTB is set at Profile #1.

What would be the proper profile used for the 13.5 Pro Stock BL motor?

Any suggestions will help.

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Old 04-20-2007, 10:16 PM
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Profile 1 (The default profile) is primarily what you want to run for most applications.

If guys change anythign they usually fine tune their drag brake (blue and amber LEDs) or their minimum drive (amber LED)
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Originally Posted by Steve Weiss
Profile 1 (The default profile) is primarily what you want to run for most applications.

If guys change anythign they usually fine tune their drag brake (blue and amber LEDs) or their minimum drive (amber LED)
Thanks Steve for your response.
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Old 04-22-2007, 08:29 PM
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with same gearing how much faster is the Sintered 13.5 vs the non sintered 13.5?
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Originally Posted by POOKGAI66
with same gearing how much faster is the Sintered 13.5 vs the non sintered 13.5?
About 4 teeth.
With out gearing up it wont be any faster.
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I am considering converting to brushless.

Can the sintered rotor in the new pro 13.5 be replaced with the bonded rotor ?

Some events here don't allow sintered rotor, was thinking of alternating between the two as required.

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Originally Posted by BullFrog
Between 5.00 - 4.50.
4.0 fdr
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Originally Posted by Jochim_18
I got mine 2 days ago I have to take it a part just to make sure have the pro version which have the sintered rotor. and wallla!!!! sintered rotor it is... I haven't run it yet will see this weekend if the weather cooperates....

cant you tell immediatly anyways, because the sintered motors all have the ribb can?
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x2 ....
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