What Lipo should I get for Novak 17.5T Brushless System?
#1
What Lipo should I get for Novak 17.5T Brushless System?
Hey Guys,
I'm looking for good long run times, looking at the venom Lipos from tower because I get great discounts from them, however I can't figure out what the 17.5T Novak Brushless system requires! This is for the Tamiya TRF201 2wd Buggy I've ordered!
Could I just use 4000mah 20c hard case which is about 80amps or do I need the 5000mah 20c which is 100amps, or do I need to invest in the 5000mah 30C 150amps.
Also whatever Lipo I get I want them to run cool, so I'm want to order a Lipo that is over what my Motor/ESC is rated.
I'm not sure if this calculation is correct, but the 17.5T brushless motor uses 130watts, so assuming that the Lipo is 7.4Vs, that means that it uses about 17.5 amps. However I don't see how that amp rating relates to the Lipo amp ratings.
Any advice would be highly appreciated!
Thanks
Disjaukifa
I'm looking for good long run times, looking at the venom Lipos from tower because I get great discounts from them, however I can't figure out what the 17.5T Novak Brushless system requires! This is for the Tamiya TRF201 2wd Buggy I've ordered!
Could I just use 4000mah 20c hard case which is about 80amps or do I need the 5000mah 20c which is 100amps, or do I need to invest in the 5000mah 30C 150amps.
Also whatever Lipo I get I want them to run cool, so I'm want to order a Lipo that is over what my Motor/ESC is rated.
I'm not sure if this calculation is correct, but the 17.5T brushless motor uses 130watts, so assuming that the Lipo is 7.4Vs, that means that it uses about 17.5 amps. However I don't see how that amp rating relates to the Lipo amp ratings.
Any advice would be highly appreciated!
Thanks
Disjaukifa
#2
Tech Lord
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If you look at the footnote on the watt ratings, it says "Power output for six minutes. Voltage determined at 7.2 volts." So for a 6min run with a constant 7.2v, that motor used 130watts of power. Its def not real world, but provides some basis for comparison. The rcs weight, the terrain, surface and they way you drive will all affect amp draw. I've run a data recorder in my brushless Slash and see actual amps that run from 16.6 to 110amps, so what the motor pulls can cover a good range.
Some comments about your lipo ques -
http://www.rctech.net/forum/radio-el...-c-rating.html
Some comments about your lipo ques -
http://www.rctech.net/forum/radio-el...-c-rating.html
#3
If you look at the footnote on the watt ratings, it says "Power output for six minutes. Voltage determined at 7.2 volts." So for a 6min run with a constant 7.2v, that motor used 130watts of power. Its def not real world, but provides some basis for comparison. The rcs weight, the terrain, surface and they way you drive will all affect amp draw. I've run a data recorder in my brushless Slash and see actual amps that run from 16.6 to 110amps, so what the motor pulls can cover a good range.
Some comments about your lipo ques -
http://www.rctech.net/forum/radio-el...-c-rating.html
Some comments about your lipo ques -
http://www.rctech.net/forum/radio-el...-c-rating.html
Thank you for the advice, I appreciate it!
Thanks
Disjaukifa
#4
As a comparison I run a slash 2wd with a ballistic 10.t and I use a 2s lipo 3700mah 25c. I can race it for about 15-20mins on my lipo.
Also duster gave me this link that might help if you wanna read up on lipos.
http://www.rchelicopterfun.com/rc-lipo-batteries.html
Thanks again duster
Also duster gave me this link that might help if you wanna read up on lipos.
http://www.rchelicopterfun.com/rc-lipo-batteries.html
Thanks again duster