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Old 05-26-2009, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by xevias
The misinformation is a huge problem. Does anyone have any non-misinformation? Or information?

Specifically:
* Like a previous poster asked, how do you know if you got the newer, fixed motor?
* How do you gear a 17.5 for an RCGT car with a 130' straight?
* What are the normal running temperatures?

Mine got up to 230* in 7 minutes while only getting up to 110* in a 4 minute test. It still works after letting it cool overnight. What does that mean? New or old motor?

I was told by more than one person that the best thing I could do is run the motor into the ground then request a DUO from Trinity. But since that takes 6 months or so, I should write off the $80, toss it in the garbage, and buy a Tekin or LRP. Is this accurate?

What do you think?
I tried to run a pulse at 4.1 fdr in rcgt. It went soft at 4 minutes and thermaled or whatever at about 6 minutes. The same ratio on a duo motor runs like a raped ape. I also was told 17.5 motors should run around 3.5 to 3.7 so I figured I was at a safe ratio.
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