Tekin 1900kv getting to hot
#17
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I'm not sure how hot after 16 minutes because I don't have a temp checker. If I put my index finger on it I can't even hold it on there for a second. I was thinking maybe I could put a 22t on and turn the max throttle down, would that work? And if you know of a good cheap temp checker could you tell me of it?
#18
I'm not sure how hot after 16 minutes because I don't have a temp checker. If I put my index finger on it I can't even hold it on there for a second. I was thinking maybe I could put a 22t on and turn the max throttle down, would that work? And if you know of a good cheap temp checker could you tell me of it?
#22
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But which one is the best for the money? I don't want to spend $260, also I am looking at this ryobi one for $30 and am wondering if anybody thinks its good? http://m.homedepot.com/p/Ryobi-Non-C...ter/100674438/
#27
the t8 motors can take some heat but you don't want to go over 200 degrees for any length of time. i got that straight from the horses mouth on the tekin forum.
mine come off the track at about 165 after 10 minutes or so.
mine come off the track at about 165 after 10 minutes or so.
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But which one is the best for the money? I don't want to spend $260, also I am looking at this ryobi one for $30 and am wondering if anybody thinks its good? http://m.homedepot.com/p/Ryobi-Non-C...ter/100674438/
FlashPoint Infrared Temerature Gauge
I don't think it's needed, but for anyone who wants more accuracy, consider a thermocouple unit with a contact type probe. That will be more accurate than any IR device regardless of price or brand. No need to guess or assume the emissivity value inherent in an IR based device.



