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RC-Monster Mod
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05.20.2010, 12:03 PM
60C Lipos - Sweet lets see how well they run...
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Old Skool
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05.20.2010, 01:47 PM
Yes, indeed we shall....
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Where are the Rocks????
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05.20.2010, 02:01 PM
Not sure I will be getting it running soon. Work deadlines are cutting into my "Me" time and I'm heading out tomorrow for the Battlegrounds Comp. I will try to get something...
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05.22.2010, 06:06 AM
is there really a huge noticable difference between using 35c and 60c lipos?
how much faster would the battery drain? |
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05.23.2010, 05:36 AM
The battery wouldnt drain any faster- the motor pulls current, the battery doesnt push it. Beyond a certain point ( C rating ) you wouldnt notice any difference in terms of punch because the motor will only pull so much current ( as much as it needs to do what you want it too- acceleration & gearing load wise ), but the lipo may well run cooler as it can provide much more current than it is needed too. Good analogy for that is a fit person working out and a fat person working out; fat person will keel over and die from exhaustion long before the fit person
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Where are the Rocks????
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03.29.2011, 08:14 AM
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Where are the Rocks????
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04.18.2011, 02:19 PM
I have one body post on the top of the radio box and then mounted a short post on top of each battery box.
It works great. |
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RC-Monster Aluminum
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04.18.2011, 02:18 PM
The "wide track conversion" is nothing but the HPI 86249 Super Heavy Duty Wide Axles Savage XL axles.
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04.18.2011, 02:23 PM
Could you snap a picture or 2 of how you did it exactly? :)
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Where are the Rocks????
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04.18.2011, 02:34 PM
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Front:   Rear (Both sides)  
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Where are the Rocks????
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06.21.2011, 03:47 PM
Here you go...
Working with my buddy Dan from Kershaw Designs, he hooked me up with a Slipper bearing set up that is designed for high voltage RC's.   The set up is two washers with bearing in between. The key to the design is the concave washers on the outside that keep constant resistance on the bearings and nut. I took it for a quick run last night and she is alive. |
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06.21.2011, 03:38 PM
How's this going John? Just picked up a savage roller with TCS conversion to work on :D
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