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Old 01-22-2008 | 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by rockstar81
I converted a T-Maxx to brushless and I am using a Traxxas Velineon motor w/ a Mamba Max esc and it runs quite strong and relatively cool, about 140-150 on the motor and about 160 on the esc. I am using a Venom 4000 mah
3s lipo, get 30+ minutes runtime insane wheely power and 35-40 mph with low gearing.
yeah you'll want a fan on that one mate
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Old 01-24-2008 | 05:37 PM
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go for a feigao 8l, mamba max, and twin 2s lipo or twin 7 cell batts. it will rip after that. or you could get the vxl motor and a mamba max and run it on twin packs. either way it will be amazingly fast. and i mean crazy. standing backflips with ease... my maxx on 3s and a vxl system(older model) can do standing backflips and tops out about 40 mph. rolling wheelies at almost any speed. the 8l would be similar performance for a little less. but you could want to get a bolt on heatsink(run you about $30 or so) so in the end they will cost about the same. 8l = little more torque, little less top. vxl = less torque, more top)
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Old 01-24-2008 | 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Thai3g_Eclipse
160 degrees on the ESC isn't "relatively cool" man, you're borderlining that speed control into thermaling.
I was told by castle support, that 200* was safe but on the border of thermal on the esc. they said so long as i stayed below 200* i would be ok. I prefer it to be lower anyways
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