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01.07.2008, 01:32 PM
That... was rather fast.
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02.02.2008, 05:03 AM
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That... was rather fast.
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Thanks man
Ive been doing alot of reading lately and hoping to get this project finished, so far I guess im going to run a emaxx trans for it?
Any imput is greatly appreciated!
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02.10.2008, 06:33 AM
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02.11.2008, 02:43 PM
Motors depends on your budget really, but a couple L can sized items would be plenty of poke for a 10lb truck or there abouts. Im thinking maybe feigao 10L motors with MM escs, or for a more upmarket setup what about some Neu 1509s and MM escs. The voltage you decide on will better determine the exact motor choice and gearing, but its a very simple calculation thanks to BrianG.
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02.11.2008, 10:33 PM
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Motors depends on your budget really, but a couple L can sized items would be plenty of poke for a 10lb truck or there abouts. Im thinking maybe feigao 10L motors with MM escs, or for a more upmarket setup what about some Neu 1509s and MM escs. The voltage you decide on will better determine the exact motor choice and gearing, but its a very simple calculation thanks to BrianG.
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Again thank you neil! ive been playing with the calculator trying to figure out what to use, ive read what I can on the subject and seen issues of heat. I also think im going to run 3-4s per motor. tahnks again for the help.
BTW what do you think would be a better set up? 5700 maba's or the 10Ls the nue set up might be out of what im willing to spend on this truck :), maybe ill change my mind later but this truck is going to bashed.
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02.12.2008, 01:05 PM
Hi its me... I am have a question for you... Do you think the Hot Bodies Lightning PRO will work well with the LST diff case?
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...d=HPI_PRO_DIFF
I am currently prepping my e-maxx for brushless (feigao 8xl) and I concentrating on getting the driver train strengthened first... I am also on a very small budget  ... So I am hoping this mod will help me.
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02.12.2008, 01:24 PM
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Again thank you neil! ive been playing with the calculator trying to figure out what to use, ive read what I can on the subject and seen issues of heat. I also think im going to run 3-4s per motor. tahnks again for the help.
BTW what do you think would be a better set up? 5700 maba's or the 10Ls the nue set up might be out of what im willing to spend on this truck :), maybe ill change my mind later but this truck is going to bashed.
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I would say to run a pair of 9l motors on 3s lipo each. That would be a killer setup that should run cool. That also means that you do not need a ubec, just disable one of the mm internal becs by removing the red wire. Plus batteries would be cheaper too.
You could run a pair of the traxxas vxl systems, but I think the motors are too small.
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02.12.2008, 06:06 PM
I dont go much on the VXL systems for a twin motor truck either, but a couple L cans on 3s sounds do-able. Depends how fast you wanna go really 9Ls will be a bit faster, but run a bit warmer too- depends how heavy the finished truck is I guess. So long as you put a little fan on each esc, they should stay nice and cool too- or do the capacitor mod like GriffinRU does for people.
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02.13.2008, 01:54 AM
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I dont go much on the VXL systems for a twin motor truck either, but a couple L cans on 3s sounds do-able. Depends how fast you wanna go really 9Ls will be a bit faster, but run a bit warmer too- depends how heavy the finished truck is I guess. So long as you put a little fan on each esc, they should stay nice and cool too- or do the capacitor mod like GriffinRU does for people.
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Thank you and ill look into it, I guess I cant decide on a combo till I get the actual weight of the truck. So far its very light, the truck is so stiff right now that im thinking of running a carbon fiber chassis on it (im also in the midst of making the aluminum one, just need to finalize how I want this thing to look) again thanks for the help
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I would say to run a pair of 9l motors on 3s lipo each. That would be a killer setup that should run cool. That also means that you do not need a ubec, just disable one of the mm internal becs by removing the red wire. Plus batteries would be cheaper too.
You could run a pair of the traxxas vxl systems, but I think the motors are too small.
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Nice  and thanks for the good info! ill start looking into the set ups you guys mentioned!
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02.13.2008, 02:03 AM
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Hi its me... I am have a question for you... Do you think the Hot Bodies Lightning PRO will work well with the LST diff case?
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...d=HPI_PRO_DIFF
I am currently prepping my e-maxx for brushless (feigao 8xl) and I concentrating on getting the driver train strengthened first... I am also on a very small budget  ... So I am hoping this mod will help me.
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Whats up man, as soon as I can find were my kids put my ruler ill measure the ring and pinion for you. Do you have the HB diffs already? If not a set of muggy or LST-2 diffs are really cheap on ebay.
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02.13.2008, 02:10 AM
To be honest I'd go all out and run two 7XL on 4S Lipo each.
BL Revo: CF G2R, LMT1940/7, 6S FP 30C Lipos, MMM, Hitec 5955TG
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02.13.2008, 02:25 AM
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Whats up man, as soon as I can find were my kids put my ruler ill measure the ring and pinion for you. Do you have the HB diffs already? If not a set of muggy or LST-2 diffs are really cheap on ebay.
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Hi its me... I already have a pair of the HB diffs that I found on ebay  ... So now I am looking for a way to house them in the bulkheads without spending a fortune.... Thanks for the help man.
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02.14.2008, 01:27 AM
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Hi its me... I already have a pair of the HB diffs that I found on ebay  ... So now I am looking for a way to house them in the bulkheads without spending a fortune.... Thanks for the help man.
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For the ring gear I get a hair over 35MM for the 43T, im guessing aslong as the HB's are as small they should fit?
BP-do you think the 7Xl would heat up on me, im building this truck to play with and not just short bursts.
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02.14.2008, 01:46 AM
Personally a pair of 7xls will be overkill to play with. For all out speed you need power, to play you will most likely be happy with a combo that can put out 1.5 hp continuous. A pair of 15l feigaos on 5s lipo would be plenty of power (at least 2hp), and would run good temps as well. Battery cost and weight is a consideration, but a pair of 3000mah 5s 20c lipos would be plenty for that setup. A pair of quark 80 amps escs would be a good choice for that too. You are looking at a decent amount of cost, but I am sure that you would be happy with the result.
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02.14.2008, 03:35 AM
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Personally a pair of 7xls will be overkill to play with. For all out speed you need power, to play you will most likely be happy with a combo that can put out 1.5 hp continuous. A pair of 15l feigaos on 5s lipo would be plenty of power (at least 2hp), and would run good temps as well. Battery cost and weight is a consideration, but a pair of 3000mah 5s 20c lipos would be plenty for that setup. A pair of quark 80 amps escs would be a good choice for that too. You are looking at a decent amount of cost, but I am sure that you would be happy with the result.
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Project will be pieced together so cost is not to much of a concern, only thing I would like to stay away from is building a complete shelf queen. Let alone a maxx, years back ive spent enough money on maxx's to buy a nice used car  I will never make that mistake again LOL!!! This truck is basically for me to play in the park with my kids, the neighbors tolerate the nitro's but I know they would appreciate the silence of a brushles.
Thanks for all the suggestions guys! I am really very much a noob to BL lol.
Oh almost forgot, ive read about heat issues with the 7XL I live in Hawaii so ambient air tems are pretty high all the time, im not sure if thats relevant or not?
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