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Old 09-26-2008, 03:14 PM
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Will the sensored Redline motors work well with a Novak GTB.
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I turned the timing up to 100 on the RS Pro with a Novak 13.5. Two stock 330uF caps in parallel. Noticeable more midrange throttle response. The motor ran about 10 degrees F hotter than stock timing, 95F. Still quite cool. Definitely acted like a mild mod.
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Hey guys, I just put in a RS in my RB5 and have to run a 10.5 class (usually run Mod). Anyone have a good hotwire set up to try? I am running an '08 Orion Vortex motor on a small clay track (slick tire track). Thanks.
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Originally Posted by mattnin
I turned the timing up to 100 on the RS Pro with a Novak 13.5. Two stock 330uF caps in parallel. Noticeable more midrange throttle response. The motor ran about 10 degrees F hotter than stock timing, 95F. Still quite cool. Definitely acted like a mild mod.
can you explain why the extra cap would do this as its conected to the battery terminal. and also what mode do you have your esc in sensor only or normal
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Will the sensored Redline motors work well with a Novak GTB.
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Yes the sensored motors will work with any brushless speed control.
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Adding a second cap doesn't generally offer more power. It does however allow the esc to run a touch cooler.

Typical Hotwire setup for 10.5 is Sensored only, motor timing full on(on the motor).

The team has some new software that adds timing boost on top of all of that and should be ready for public release very soon.
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Old 12-01-2008, 09:50 AM
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I was given the opportunity to try the "pre-production" version of the new boost software with my novak 17.5 in a b4. Lets just say I need to gear down because I'm still accelerating at the end of the 120 foot straight.
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Absolutely gear way back and work back up. The new timing boost adds a lot of no load rpm and you need to gear back to find the new sweat spot. Heat is still king, but lots of timing can trick you. The motor can be reasonable temps at 3min or so and then skyrocket quickly. If you are setup for a 6min run, a full lipo run can also get away from you.

It is unfortunate that we are setting people up to be overgeared. Good thing these are pretty durable BL motors and not brushed motors or there would be a lot of smoked windings.

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I wish there were more places that carried Tekins in my area. I tried 4 and none of them even carry Tekin products, my track doesn't have any RS or RS Pros either, just R1s. Is the best way to order these online? This is in the Socal area and the track I'm talking about is OCRC.
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whats the recommended gearing for a XXXtcr with a 9.5?
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Hey,

Start out with a 22/86 and gear for the straight away. It's a good starting point not knowing the size of your track.
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Originally Posted by TeamTekin
Absolutely gear way back and work back up. The new timing boost adds a lot of no load rpm and you need to gear back to find the new sweat spot. Heat is still king, but lots of timing can trick you. The motor can be reasonable temps at 3min or so and then skyrocket quickly. If you are setup for a 6min run, a full lipo run can also get away from you.

It is unfortunate that we are setting people up to be overgeared. Good thing these are pretty durable BL motors and not brushed motors or there would be a lot of smoked windings.

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whats this "new" timeing boost? has it been relased yet? can I get a beta version??
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Old 12-30-2008, 08:46 PM
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hey guys where should i start gearing a 10.5 redline brushless setup in a b4 small to medium track with aprox. 50 to 75 ft long straight ,should i stay with the 81 spur or change to a smaller one ,trying to get my set up tuned in for this weekend ,4600 nimh batteries ,hard packed surface some slip thanks .i have the hot wire on order
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Originally Posted by Johnny_S.
I wish there were more places that carried Tekins in my area. I tried 4 and none of them even carry Tekin products, my track doesn't have any RS or RS Pros either, just R1s. Is the best way to order these online? This is in the Socal area and the track I'm talking about is OCRC.

We are making progress, but still have some work to do. We are making a real grass roots effort with the brick and mortar shops and tracks to support them. Please keep asking them and hopefully they will bring in a few porducts and see some success. You can also let me know which shops and I will contact them directly.

Contact Randy for a Beta version of the new software. Should be posted public pretty soon as well.

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thanks, I sent him an email.

so how does it advance the timeing?
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