dgullickson

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New Atlas Red Can 19t In Stock and on the site.

dgullickson

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EPIC X back In Stock

J@UNE

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Hey Dave,

How are those red Atlas? RPMish or torquier like the blue can?

Thanks

dgullickson

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Little more Torque but there is more mid and top end.

J@UNE

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So more of everything?

dgullickson

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Little video of the race I was just at:

(http://www.rcbros.com/forum/forum_po...get=last#24749)

dgullickson

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More new stuff on the site. More to come

LWracer

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Hey Dave,
When breaking-in brushes, is high amp draw always better?
Is the higher amp draw going to produce more RPM?
Does higher amp draw give you more torque?


Thanks!

20 SMOKE

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AND TO ADD TO LWRACER ? WHAT ARE GOOD NUMBERS,AND WHAT'S THE NUMBER SCALE ITS RATED BY

dgullickson

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Typically once you start your break in you will see high amp draw due to the brushes arent seated. Watch for it to stabilize after 2-3 min. at 2v.

767 - 6-8 amps
4499's 5.5 - 7amps
F brushes - 9-11 amps

Sorry for the late response been busy

LWracer

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David,
So all along I was under the impression that high amp draw was a good thing. If it is high at break-in ...should it come down? Do you reccommend using a fan to break-in the brushes?
Sorry for so many questions!
Jeff

dgullickson

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You are correct... Sorry the above amperage is with no Fan.

RCBLUE

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I use a fan during break in but the main reason I do is to help keep temps down during the run in.

pwomble

How does amp draw relate to torque and rpm in overall motor performance for off road racing?

Paul

dgullickson

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Update:


CO27, C2, Atlas Red, Komodo, P2K, and more just arrived... low turn Checkpoint Mods now In as well as more of all brushes...