Team Orion
#46
Tech Master
At OCRC tonight the motor was fast but felt a LITTLE slow on the straight but it came off at like 80 degrees so I'm gonna get one of those adapters and try out like a 68 spur. Jeff and I talked and thought it could be geared up like 4 teeth but theres no room on the motor guard.
#47
At OCRC tonight the motor was fast but felt a LITTLE slow on the straight but it came off at like 80 degrees so I'm gonna get one of those adapters and try out like a 68 spur. Jeff and I talked and thought it could be geared up like 4 teeth but theres no room on the motor guard.
That is starting to make more sense......
#49
Which SHO cells tend to be better? 4200, 4600 or 5300. I don't really care about the capacity, as I had no problem making the 8 minute runtime on my 12th scale with my old EP4200.
#51
For 1/12 scale the 4600SHO's will be the best for voltage. The 5300's have allot more runtime, but less voltage.
#54
Tech Elite
iTrader: (6)
The 3800 isnt on ROAR's approved list yet. Not sure if its been submitted for approval as of yet either. Sorry, no help there.
#55
Tech Regular
iTrader: (5)
I run a TC5 and my 17.5 gearing is much closer to a 4.0. Depends on track size of course. I'm anywhere from a 3.74 to a 4 at our local tracks. My Novak can take a lot of gear and never gets even close to 160*. 3.74 in 85* weather was temping at 135* after a 5 minute heat.
#56
Tech Elite
iTrader: (10)
I run a TC5 and my 17.5 gearing is much closer to a 4.0. Depends on track size of course. I'm anywhere from a 3.74 to a 4 at our local tracks. My Novak can take a lot of gear and never gets even close to 160*. 3.74 in 85* weather was temping at 135* after a 5 minute heat.
#59
Tech Regular
iTrader: (5)
Typically running the Novak 17.5 with standard 12.5mm sintered rotor. I'm looking forward to trying some Orion motors. Ran last weekend with the new Orion 3800 lipo and was passing guys running the SMC packs but I anticipate I was geared better for the track conditions.
#60