Trinity/Revtech 24k
#181
The 24k likes to rev and is it more of a RPM motor. I run between 4 to 4.2 on the FDR on small or mid sized indoor tracks. Timing is between 48 to 53. I tried low timing with a lower FDR but this motor prefers higher timing and a higher FDR. If you have a motor checker, try to get the max rpm and kv without a spike in amp draw as you move up on the timing. If the amp suddenly spikes as you move up another degree, you went to far.
HV will unlock more and tested it against other HV packs, they are all comparable between brands.
HV will unlock more and tested it against other HV packs, they are all comparable between brands.
#184
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I am loving this Team Trinity 24K 6.5T more and more.
I've set my R10 Pro to a punch profile #3.
I am running 10° of boost. And 15° of turbo timming. And I and running 33° total timming on the motor for a total of 58° of timming.
Man does it scream on a straight! Nice smooth power band. Running a 25T aluminum Trinity pinion and temps are super cool! Coming off around 140F usually.
Life's good.
I've set my R10 Pro to a punch profile #3.
I am running 10° of boost. And 15° of turbo timming. And I and running 33° total timming on the motor for a total of 58° of timming.
Man does it scream on a straight! Nice smooth power band. Running a 25T aluminum Trinity pinion and temps are super cool! Coming off around 140F usually.
Life's good.
#186
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Joined: Mar 2015
Posts: 122
For my certified 17.5 24k, trinity set it up for me running 2wd buggy, set timing on the can to 60 and I think it only pulls like 5.5 amps and the sticker says 22300 or so rpm.
Why is this thread dead? I was under the impression that this motor was the one to buy... I called trinity this morning to talk about what the whole short stack gig was truly about and what would be better for a 13.5 motor... The d4 1s or the new 24k... They re assured me the 24k would be the best.
I guess it's like everything else with electronics it's all about preference once it's "good enough".
Why is this thread dead? I was under the impression that this motor was the one to buy... I called trinity this morning to talk about what the whole short stack gig was truly about and what would be better for a 13.5 motor... The d4 1s or the new 24k... They re assured me the 24k would be the best.
I guess it's like everything else with electronics it's all about preference once it's "good enough".
#187
Tech Initiate
Joined: May 2016
Posts: 46
I have try my new 24k 13.5 on 1/10 touring blinky, nice motor plenty of torque, i have try fdr 3.89 @50 timing, but i not have see high speed comparated with the other cars on track, next time i want to try fdr 3.68@50 timing, i use lrp flow with firmw 5.4 initial drive 18%, track with a stright of 30 meters, some suggestion?
#188
#189
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Joined: May 2016
Posts: 46
I have try my new 24k 13.5 on 1/10 touring blinky, nice motor plenty of torque, i have try fdr 3.89 @50 timing, but i not have see high speed comparated with the other cars on track, next time i want to try fdr 3.68@50 timing, i use lrp flow with firmw 5.4 initial drive 18%, track with a stright of 30 meters, some suggestion?
#194
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 5,366
From: Central Wisconsin USA



