You thought it couldn't be done? A 540 size motor in a Micro RS4 as a standard kit!
#1
You thought it couldn't be done? A 540 size motor in a Micro RS4 as a standard kit!
nuff said...
540 Hybrid Forum at YourMicro.com:
http://www.yourmicro.com/forums/foru...?s=&forumid=22
540 Conversion Kit Thread:
http://www.yourmicro.com/forums/show...&threadid=6687
A very nice picture of "A" 540 Setup:
Official 540 Micro Site:
http://www.danmarx.org/micro/540/
540 Hybrid Forum at YourMicro.com:
http://www.yourmicro.com/forums/foru...?s=&forumid=22
540 Conversion Kit Thread:
http://www.yourmicro.com/forums/show...&threadid=6687
A very nice picture of "A" 540 Setup:
Official 540 Micro Site:
http://www.danmarx.org/micro/540/
Last edited by J Smith; 05-24-2003 at 11:15 PM.
#3
Yes, if you look around good enough on the forum, you can find movies of some 540 action. I will see if I can find the links. There was one movie of a 540 spinning in complete circles. It was spinning so fast the camera's frame rate couldn't keep up with the rotations of the car, bassicly it was a odded blur on the screen!
#5
Tech Apprentice
Mine uses a speed 400 motor. Think Mod TC fast. 540 must be preety nuts.
#6
R/C Tech Founder
I would almost put money on the fact that a properly equipped micro with its stock motor could turn faster laps than a micro with a 540-sized motor.
But you never know, I guess.
What kind of cells are they running? 4 Sub-C cells? What about bodies, do the standard bodies fit on that thing?
But you never know, I guess.
What kind of cells are they running? 4 Sub-C cells? What about bodies, do the standard bodies fit on that thing?
#9
"needs to be done" is an understatement....more like MUST be done or the world will come to an end....
#10
R/C Tech Founder
The thing would have killer straight line speed, but wouldn't be able to hold a straight line. With the added weight of 6 cells and a 540-sized stock motor, I don't think the tires would be able to hold traction. Maybe with a soft foam compound on carpet...
I am tempted to get one just to prove the theory! haha
I am tempted to get one just to prove the theory! haha
#11
ok maybe thats too much power for the micro.....brushless anyone?
#13
I would rather have a brushless setup. That would be almost as fast and much lighter.
And yes, they are using Sub-C cells in that thing.
And yes, they are using Sub-C cells in that thing.
#14
Tech Apprentice
NO, those aren't Sub-c's, they're 1700mAh NiMH's that are the same diameter as sub c but a lot shorter (hence lighter).