GoolRC 3660 3800KV Motor & Waterproof 60A Brushless ESC

[Wehlee]

Does anyone heard about this! Does the specs says it is a good to buy or not?

Product Description


The original upgrade waterproof 3660 3800KV brushless motor with 60A ESC combo is designed to provide both quality and performance at an affordable price. Waterproof function motor and ESC let your car challenge the muddy road. Providing much convenience for your 1/10 RC car truck.
PSClick the link to watch the product video: https://www.youtube.com/embed/PZ3c92A6isM

Features:
4 pole 12 slot high-torque motor design
5mm shaft diameter
High purity copper windings maximizes efficiency
Precision engineered for maximum energy conversion
Precision balanced rotor,smoothness for best reliability and maximum RPM
Mutiple protection features: Low voltage cut-off protection, over-heat protection, throttle signal loss protection
Bulit-in 5.8V/3A BEC
Suit for 1/10 scale RC car

Motor Specifications:
Brand name: GoolRC
Watts: 1200W
Max voltage: <13V
Max Amps: 92A
KV(RPM/Volt): 3800KV
Max RPM: 50000
Diameter: 36mm
Length: 60mm
Shaft length: 17mm
Shaft diameter: 5mm
Plug type: 4mm golden banana plug

ESC Specifications:
Brand name: GoolRC
Item name: waterproof ESC
Continue current: 60A
Burst current: 320A
Battery: 2-3S Li-Po / 4-9S Ni-Mh Ni-Cd
BEC output: 5.8V / 3A
Power supply plugs: T plug male
Motor plugs: 4mm banana plug female
Dimension: 50 * 35 * 34mm / 2.0 * 1.4 * 1.3in (without cables)

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[Rjohn929]

Not good.

 

[JatoTheRipper]

Not good.

Do you have personal experience with this system? I've read that a lot of people have had good luck with GoolRC stuff.

 

[Rjohn929]

Nope. He asked if the specs say if it's good. I say no. Weak BEC, weak ESC, looks like it's not sensored and he didn't say what it was for.

 

[Rjohn929]

I know it might not always be true but in my experience you get what you pay for, especially with electronics.

 

[TheLetterJ]

The specs on that motor look the same as the Hobbywing I've got in one of my trucks. It has plenty of power, and I have no complaints in its intended go-fast application, but it would be far from ideal in a crawler.

That ESC is too small for that motor in my opinion. You've got a motor that can pull nearly 100amps constant paired with a 60a esc... the "burst rating" of 320a is probably good for 3-4 seconds before it overheats, do you want to baby the throttle all the time, or do you think it will never be under load for more than a couple seconds? Couple that motor with a 120a esc and I think you'd be fine. If it's going in a crawler, I'd either go with a lower kv, or go sensored.

 

[Wehlee]

Nope. He asked if the specs say if it's good. I say no. Weak BEC, weak ESC, looks like it's not sensored and he didn't say what it was for.

Thank you for feedback. Appreciate it

I personnaly do not know about electronics so i've ask query. So, people like you who are knowlegable can help.

I am planning on installing it on my RR10 Bomber. I am kind of tight with budget.

sent by Wehlee

 

[Wehlee]

The specs on that motor look the same as the Hobbywing I've got in one of my trucks. It has plenty of power, and I have no complaints in its intended go-fast application, but it would be far from ideal in a crawler.

That ESC is too small for that motor in my opinion. You've got a motor that can pull nearly 100amps constant paired with a 60a esc... the "burst rating" of 320a is probably good for 3-4 seconds before it overheats, do you want to baby the throttle all the time, or do you think it will never be under load for more than a couple seconds? Couple that motor with a 120a esc and I think you'd be fine. If it's going in a crawler, I'd either go with a lower kv, or go sensored.

Thank you for the feedback. Appreciate it.

I like crawling and a little bit of bashing so to speaks. Zero knowledge with electronics.

sent by Wehlee