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vxl and novak hv motor? - 03.24.2010, 10:01 PM

why wont my hv motor work with my traxxas vxl? it should,vxl supports sensord systems and hv motors are only 2 poles i think
   
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03.25.2010, 09:25 AM

We have not used the VXL with the HVs. Maybe, you could ask Traxxas?


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03.25.2010, 11:58 AM

it works great.
i have two vxl escīs connected with two novak motors.
one is connected to a hv 5.5 in a hyper 10 sc and other is connected with a velociti 8.5 in a 4wd lrp s10 blast buggy.

both run flawless with any heat or cogging issue.

in my opinion is a great esc!!

and i race both cars.


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03.31.2010, 01:08 AM

Wow this is the first I have heard about this combo actually working.
   
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03.31.2010, 02:27 AM

I think the VXL ESC is quite underrated. I have one now that's fairly untidy, button got stuck so I opened it up and took it out so now to turn it on it's a screwdriver through the hole job, told Traxxas and they're sending me a new case :) Ran a Medusa 36-70-2000 motor last night with one no problems at all, no cogging, on 3s Lifepo4.

ESC didn't even raise a sweat.

Check your sensor motor wire is plugged in correctly. Does it run without the sensorwire?


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03.31.2010, 06:20 AM

on mine vxl both motors run with sensor connected and working with zero cogging..


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03.31.2010, 09:16 AM

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on mine vxl both motors run with sensor connected and working with zero cogging..
are u using 1/8 shafts or 5mm and is the older vxl or waterproof 1 thanks
   
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03.31.2010, 09:55 AM

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are u using 1/8 shafts or 5mm and is the older vxl or waterproof 1 thanks
yes is a 5mm 5.5 hv motor on a hyper 10 sc short truck and is the waterproff vxl.
i usually run on 1/8 tracks and no heat issues until now.
motor and esc rarelly warm.
vxl is a great esc because can handle to 200 amps continuos and is super simple, and have temperature cut off on esc and motor.
i have race with this setup to and with good results.
no need to buy or use mmp or others..


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03.31.2010, 07:17 PM

try switching around the motor plugs. it doesn't matter if you are running sensorless, but it does matter if are running sensored.


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