Ask Steve "The Evicerator" Weiss
#5491
Dear sir,
Can you please tell me a good starting point for fdr on a 10.5 with a sintered rotor to be run on a 100'x50' carpet track. (rubber tires)
Thank you, I'll hang up and listen for your response
Can you please tell me a good starting point for fdr on a 10.5 with a sintered rotor to be run on a 100'x50' carpet track. (rubber tires)
Thank you, I'll hang up and listen for your response
#5492
The Evicerator
Hey Josh,
Usually I recommend to people to start out at a 5.5 FDR... but it seems that alot of people end up running higher than that... usually in the 5.3-4.9 range.
Usually I recommend to people to start out at a 5.5 FDR... but it seems that alot of people end up running higher than that... usually in the 5.3-4.9 range.
#5493
Thank you
#5495
#5498
Tech Adept
Steve what do you think the chances are that I can plug my 17.5 /Crawler into the new Mongoose controller and mount it in my 1/12th ride???
#5499
The Evicerator
Cookie,
It's hard to say... I'm sure we'll get around to testing something like that sooner or later... because I'm sure at some point someone will try it themselves.... but I can't give you any sort of idea as to how well it will work.
It's hard to say... I'm sure we'll get around to testing something like that sooner or later... because I'm sure at some point someone will try it themselves.... but I can't give you any sort of idea as to how well it will work.
#5501
Tech Adept
Thanks..time will tell....
ok on a separate note I want to get my gtx to be more of a switch for stock 1/12th racing...I have moved from profile 1 to profile 7. I am running the lowest drive freg. with highest minimum drive allowed. I have set my 3pk's throttle expo to 100%. Any other suggestions?
ok on a separate note I want to get my gtx to be more of a switch for stock 1/12th racing...I have moved from profile 1 to profile 7. I am running the lowest drive freg. with highest minimum drive allowed. I have set my 3pk's throttle expo to 100%. Any other suggestions?
#5502
The Evicerator
I would probably start out around 5.5 and go from there. Carefully monitor your temperatures and make sure that the motor stays under 170 degrees F.
#5503
Tech Apprentice
what is the difference between a 3.5R motor and a 3.5T motor?? is it to do with the winding pattern?
#5504
The Evicerator
Technically there is no "3.5T" ... I think you might have seen it simply because it'd be a condensed version of "3.5 Turn".
There are two different styles now... the "standard" or "R" suffixed winds.. and the "Light" or "L" suffixed winds.
The "L's" use smaller gauge wire
There are two different styles now... the "standard" or "R" suffixed winds.. and the "Light" or "L" suffixed winds.
The "L's" use smaller gauge wire