Battery wires
#1
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Hello guys, i'm new here and i want help.After 12 years out of rc cars it's time to get busy again with the hobby 
I bought a new CC Sidewinder3 and a Orion vortex 4.5 motor.I put it in my old ta04r and connect it with a 12 years old GP 3300
nimh battery.The problem is, the motor is cogging when i push the throtle and when it starts to move it has not the power i expected.
It has to low rpm at full throtle. The problem is from the battery, wires/bad connectors or a wrong setup with the radio? or something
else maybe?
Thank you in advance.

I bought a new CC Sidewinder3 and a Orion vortex 4.5 motor.I put it in my old ta04r and connect it with a 12 years old GP 3300
nimh battery.The problem is, the motor is cogging when i push the throtle and when it starts to move it has not the power i expected.
It has to low rpm at full throtle. The problem is from the battery, wires/bad connectors or a wrong setup with the radio? or something
else maybe?
Thank you in advance.
#2
The old battery is your problem. I suggest you buy a LiPo charger and 2s LiPo batteries. You can buy LiPo batteries from Pulsebattery.com. I recommend their 2s hardcase 5000mAh or 7200mAh packs. You will find that 12 years later, these rc’s are faster and more powerful!
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#9
sensored motor trying to run on nonsensored esc will cause cogging.
Old battery can also cause cogging
so solutions would be get a sensored esc with sensor wire attached to both esc and motor
lipo battery and charger
Old battery can also cause cogging
so solutions would be get a sensored esc with sensor wire attached to both esc and motor
lipo battery and charger
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12 year old nimh battery is not going to work
Your speed control is not going to work with the motor you selected - CC has a list of motors which can be paired with the speedo you bought and I doubt any of them are suitable for your TA04.
If you want to run a 4.5T motor ( which is also not suitable for your TA04 ) you need to buy a 2S lipo and speed control which can handle that motor. Read the specs to find out which motors they support. I believe you are looking at about 160 AMP capability.
Better would be a 13.5T motor and a 60 - 80 amp speedo



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.12 years it sits at my shelf.I love it 
.The ta04 it will continue as shelf-queen,it's fragile as you said with this setup i know.