New Novak Brusless System
#962
Originally Posted by Marcos.J
I run at speedline i see that you are geared at a 7.00 frd with thr rdx you need to drop a few teeth to a 20 or 21 t pinion
#964
Originally Posted by Marcos.J
no rdx for me , and I dont have to cut the blue wire,mine comes of the track around 161 to 164
#966
Hi guys, I'm currently running the Novak GTB 5.5R brushless system and experiencing this problem of the car slowing down after 3 minutes +/- into play. My final drive ratio is 9.01. I am pretty sure my drive ratio is within range as some of my friends are running @ 8.85 without any thermalling problems. What could the problem be? Hope to get some answers here. Thx in advance.
#967
Tech Regular
dude, if your car slows down instead of going to a halt, you have a faulty temp sensor, send it back to Novak for replacement. I contacted charlie and he asked me to send it back for replacement. So I did, and my replacement doesnt have the problem anymore.
#968
Originally Posted by syndr0me
Originally Posted by bhambrent
Anyone know a online hooby shope the sale the MuchMore 30mm fan?
They're out of stock though. Same with Speedtech.
MuchMore 30mm ball bearing fan: part# MR-30FAN
30mmX7mm
Wire length=200mm.
5V, 0.17A, 0.85W
#969
Originally Posted by azmio
dude, if your car slows down instead of going to a halt, you have a faulty temp sensor, send it back to Novak for replacement. I contacted charlie and he asked me to send it back for replacement. So I did, and my replacement doesnt have the problem anymore.
#970
Tech Elite
iTrader: (52)
Silly question here...
But, would it not be safer to get the 4.5 and just gear it suit your track to prevent the overgearing issue?
I've been reading up on the GTB, and it sounds like most of the issues are due to overgearing.
So having said this, would I experience any issues running the GTB in stock?
But, would it not be safer to get the 4.5 and just gear it suit your track to prevent the overgearing issue?
I've been reading up on the GTB, and it sounds like most of the issues are due to overgearing.
So having said this, would I experience any issues running the GTB in stock?
#971
Originally Posted by Novarossi
Silly question here...
But, would it not be safer to get the 4.5 and just gear it suit your track to prevent the overgearing issue?
I've been reading up on the GTB, and it sounds like most of the issues are due to overgearing.
So having said this, would I experience any issues running the GTB in stock?
But, would it not be safer to get the 4.5 and just gear it suit your track to prevent the overgearing issue?
I've been reading up on the GTB, and it sounds like most of the issues are due to overgearing.
So having said this, would I experience any issues running the GTB in stock?
#972
Tech Champion
iTrader: (1)
I just ran a GTB/4.5R combo for the NSW state titles here in oz. Prolly a medium size circuit with some open, some technical bits. I ran 23mm rollout (recomended 20mm max) on IB3800's and had no probs with thermal. Approx 300mAh left after each run (almost dumped) with no thermal probs. The car was the fastest/most powerful I saw on track (kept getting compliments all day) and equal second fastest for lap speed. Ambient was approx 25degrees celcius.
If you are having probs it is most likely a faulty unit so just send it back. It seems to be you just gear till it thermals then go back one pinion tho I didn't need to in this case.
Great stuff.
If you are having probs it is most likely a faulty unit so just send it back. It seems to be you just gear till it thermals then go back one pinion tho I didn't need to in this case.
Great stuff.
#973
what gear ratio were you running on that day?
#974
Tech Lord
iTrader: (32)
Seems like the 4.5R has been the dagger in the heart of modified brushed motors. I wonder if 2007 will be the year we see most of the big names in mod make the switch. If that happens, it could be a swift decline for brushed motors after that. I, for one, won't shed a tear.
#975
Tech Regular
i think most pro drivers will give it more time for Novak and LRP to further improve the thermal and reliability problems that the ESCs have.
Try running the 4.5 in desert or tropical climates at noon time, the system tends to thermal shutdown while you're busy racing. It made many curse the system and tends to go back to brushed motors.
Try running the 4.5 in desert or tropical climates at noon time, the system tends to thermal shutdown while you're busy racing. It made many curse the system and tends to go back to brushed motors.