363LikesTrinity and ReVtech Motors discussion
05-20-2012, 08:36 PM
#406
I've been running my Touring Car on a 4.0 FDR on my Revtech 17.5 with a 12.5mm HT rotor. Timing is 3 notches to the right from center. Question is, when you guys temp the motor after a run, do you temp the motor can / end bell itself or internally through the cooling vents?
Reason being that I never bothered doing that until today, when after 6 mins the can temp was 155F but the temp inside (through vent holes) was 170F. Is this reason to worry or should I aim for an "internal" temp of 160F?
Reason being that I never bothered doing that until today, when after 6 mins the can temp was 155F but the temp inside (through vent holes) was 170F. Is this reason to worry or should I aim for an "internal" temp of 160F?
05-26-2012, 08:26 PM
#407
Hi everyone... just got a Revtech 17.5 and wanted to see what you guys have it geared at in an sc10 2wd. ANy FDR numbers or gearing combos would help. Im running this motor in blinky. thanks for the help.
05-31-2012, 03:36 AM
#410
Here are the Duo/revtech series rotors spec..
12.3- Dark purple = High Torque
12.3- Purple(Stock) = Broad Power
12.3-Light Blue = High RPM
12.5 - Dark Blue = High Torque
12.5 - Gray = Broad power
12.5 - Pink = High Rpm
The Black rotors are all spec rotors and actually have less magnetic feild then the silver rotors(mod) even though the measure out the same size and can fit in either mod or stock stators.. reason being is that the rotors have different size cores meaning the silver is thicker which creates more mag feild in return more torque and less RPM and more batt usesage... Which it is also illegal at most races..
12.3- Dark purple = High Torque
12.3- Purple(Stock) = Broad Power
12.3-Light Blue = High RPM
12.5 - Dark Blue = High Torque
12.5 - Gray = Broad power
12.5 - Pink = High Rpm
The Black rotors are all spec rotors and actually have less magnetic feild then the silver rotors(mod) even though the measure out the same size and can fit in either mod or stock stators.. reason being is that the rotors have different size cores meaning the silver is thicker which creates more mag feild in return more torque and less RPM and more batt usesage... Which it is also illegal at most races..
06-04-2012, 07:46 PM
#411
R/C Tech Elite Member
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So i went and spent a good piece of change on a new Revtech pack. It is the 65x65. After charging normally i notice the female barrel connectors inside the pack were coming out of the pack and when you try to push them back in you can hear them arcing back and forth. I am afraid to run this 120.00 pack. yet my lhs cant get a response back from trinity .
What to do ?
What to do ?
06-07-2012, 12:37 AM
#413
Revtech 4Xs quad 540 4 pole 4800kv 5mm shaft
I sent a few emails regarding this motor. no response. I had a bearing fall apart on the sensor board side and I can't get the housing out. the motor failed on my second 5 min.qualifier and the temp was 120. Any help would be great .
thanks
thanks
06-07-2012, 10:46 AM
#414
When I called them about my motor I was informed that they were moving there office that was taking care of any issues, so that may be the hold up with them. I hope they get it all taken care of by the time I get back from Afganistan so I can run my truck again.
06-07-2012, 12:22 PM
#415
06-07-2012, 07:48 PM
#417
Hi guys,just wondering if anyone has a good FDR for a revtech 21.5 boosted running Orion esc, for a medium size asphalt track with a t3 12.
What difference would you make if running a 12.5 high torque rotor as well?
Just trying to get my head around all this.
Cheers.
What difference would you make if running a 12.5 high torque rotor as well?
Just trying to get my head around all this.
Cheers.
06-12-2012, 09:49 AM
#418
http://www.trinityrc.net/shop/index....ry&path=72_103
12.3 - Dark blue = High torque
12.3 - Purple = Broad power
12.3 - Blue = High RPM
12.5 - Turquoise = High torque
12.5 - Silver = Broad power
12.5 - Pink = RPM
However, I ordered a turquoise (12.5 high torque, TEP1112) and it measures 12.3mm, exactly the same as the stock purple rotor. So now I'm real confused. Have they got the wrong description on their site, or did I get a mis-labeled rotor?
06-19-2012, 06:35 PM
#420
This does not match what the Trinity page says:
http://www.trinityrc.net/shop/index....ry&path=72_103
12.3 - Dark blue = High torque
12.3 - Purple = Broad power
12.3 - Blue = High RPM
12.5 - Turquoise = High torque
12.5 - Silver = Broad power
12.5 - Pink = RPM
However, I ordered a turquoise (12.5 high torque, TEP1112) and it measures 12.3mm, exactly the same as the stock purple rotor. So now I'm real confused. Have they got the wrong description on their site, or did I get a mis-labeled rotor?
http://www.trinityrc.net/shop/index....ry&path=72_103
12.3 - Dark blue = High torque
12.3 - Purple = Broad power
12.3 - Blue = High RPM
12.5 - Turquoise = High torque
12.5 - Silver = Broad power
12.5 - Pink = RPM
However, I ordered a turquoise (12.5 high torque, TEP1112) and it measures 12.3mm, exactly the same as the stock purple rotor. So now I'm real confused. Have they got the wrong description on their site, or did I get a mis-labeled rotor?