DC Motor Sports Discussion Thread:
#1006
Tech Regular
Curtis..looking forward to getting that 10x1 I ordered today. Do you have any recommendation for a starting drive ratio and timing? I run on a large outdoor asphalt track with med traction..
Thanks..Mark Gardner
Thanks..Mark Gardner
#1007
Tech Master
iTrader: (16)
I'd start it between 18º and 20º for a 10x1. I run mine at 24º with no problems, but you might want to be safe and start lower then go up. For gear ratio just ask the locals, its hard to say without knowing the track layout and size. If they're running a different different wind, its pretty safe to say 1 tooth lower for every lower wind and vice versa. If your running the UL arms then start with gearing down 1 more tooth from a standard arm. I was running a 7x2 a guy gave me(to keep ) and was trying do dump with it so I timed it up to 22º and it blew up . So I'm going to keep my 7's under 18º I think .
Curtis - Any idea when my order will come? Thanks.
Curtis - Any idea when my order will come? Thanks.
#1008
What do you guys use to wind the motors with,stand wise? I always wanted to wind motors but could never find any info on the tools used. Or is it just a vise some pliers and epoxy lol
#1009
Originally Posted by drew85
What do you guys use to wind the motors with,stand wise? I always wanted to wind motors but could never find any info on the tools used. Or is it just a vise some pliers and epoxy lol
Some have a handcrank while others have a motor interegrated that uses a foot pedal to control speed. Each one is pretty much custom made.
Jeff
#1010
Ok thats what I thought. i could not find any pictures of anything from google.
#1011
Originally Posted by markg
Curtis..looking forward to getting that 10x1 I ordered today. Do you have any recommendation for a starting drive ratio and timing? I run on a large outdoor asphalt track with med traction..
Thanks..Mark Gardner
Thanks..Mark Gardner
Thanks for the order Mark....For that 10x1 start with 18* and a FRD around an 8.0....Get back to me if you have anymore questions...
Curtis,
#1012
Mini-Dub: Good advice ..... You should have your order Saturday.
Drew85: Like Jeff said the winders we use are 100% custom built units. You're not going to find any pictures on the net
Curtis,
Drew85: Like Jeff said the winders we use are 100% custom built units. You're not going to find any pictures on the net
Curtis,
#1013
Hey Curtis, i droped you another PM, but i think i might have not sent it, let me know
#1015
Originally Posted by Curtis Schlaht
Thanks for the order Mark....For that 10x1 start with 18* and a FRD around an 8.0....Get back to me if you have anymore questions...
Curtis,
Curtis,
hi curtis, would you recommend gearing a single and a double differently, for a flowing small track?
thanks- jason
#1016
Originally Posted by highwayman
hi curtis, would you recommend gearing a single and a double differently, for a flowing small track?
thanks- jason
thanks- jason
Well if your comparing double and single winds, both of our brand (DC), this is what I’d say:
Start with the same gearing for both, and tune from there. Each motor will have it's own sweet spot, probably no greater difference than 0.5 points on the FDR between both the motors...
Curtis,
#1017
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (22)
Originally Posted by Curtis Schlaht
Hey BJ,
Glad the motors arrived... In most cases the 767's will give more power, but they have a tendency to burn up rather quickly, and sometimes there toast before the end of the run. Try the motor like it is, the 766's work quite well on our KR Outlaw 19 Motor... Red springs are a good starting point for the big comm motors; remember the bigger comm pushes the brush out further so your spring tension increases.... All our outlaw 19 arms are wound with 18Awg wire.... Hope this helps.
Curtis
Glad the motors arrived... In most cases the 767's will give more power, but they have a tendency to burn up rather quickly, and sometimes there toast before the end of the run. Try the motor like it is, the 766's work quite well on our KR Outlaw 19 Motor... Red springs are a good starting point for the big comm motors; remember the bigger comm pushes the brush out further so your spring tension increases.... All our outlaw 19 arms are wound with 18Awg wire.... Hope this helps.
Curtis
would XXX Lemans laydown brushes be a good alternative
BJ
#1018
Originally Posted by bjspinner
Thanks Curtis
would XXX Lemans laydown brushes be a good alternative
BJ
would XXX Lemans laydown brushes be a good alternative
BJ
bjspinner: Indeed the XXX brushes will work great on your Outlaw KR motor ...
Curtis,
#1020
Tech Initiate
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Thanks Curtis.
Find out more information about the Triple Threat by clicking on www.neicra.com
Thanks Curtis.