mikemcE
I wanna be Dave
Identified by what John. I know the jewel case states it, any markings on the servo ?
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Identified by what John. I know the jewel case states it, any markings on the servo ?
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MasteroFlego
Rock Crawler
My Mamba X is having trouble getting my (Chinese garbage) 2pole sensored motor to spin. When I try it without the sensor cable plugged in it works just fine. When I try it with the sensor cable plugged in it jitters back and forth in a 5° range, but only on full throttle, it doesn't do anything on full reverse. I've tried every possible order for the motor wires, no luck.
(i haven't received my castle link yet.)
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mikemcE
I wanna be Dave
Try another wire
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84yoda
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madazz
Quarry Creeper
how close can i place my esc to my motor? im hoping to be able to mount my esc with the heat sink roughly 5-10mm away from the end of my brushless motor, will that be to much heat in one spot?
MasteroFlego
Rock Crawler
As long as there's some airflow it should be fine. What truck do you have?
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madazz
Quarry Creeper
its going in my scx10.2 ive got a gcm lrt2 so hoping to try and squeeze esc in between the servo and motor. will have plenty of ventilation and doesnt get run for long periods of time
MasteroFlego
Rock Crawler
Should be fine, crawlers tend not to draw a lot of amps.
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Yes, servo case sticker has v2 on it.
Bad motor or sensor cable is likely the culprit, assuming you have ABC plugged into the proper ABC cables.
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Thanks!
That would be just fine. Brushless runs cool in crawlers, heat won't be an issue.
TheLetterJ
RCC Addict
I've been running a 21t 550 brushed motor on 3s, but would like to run 4s in another build. I just noticed that you offer a Trailmaster Sport 550 in 27t, would that be the better option for 4s, or will your 21t handle 4s without drama? Obviously I will gear accordingly.
The 27t would be a better choice for 4s, but I don't have direct experience with the 21t on 4s to comment on how long it would last. Would probably be fine.
TheLetterJ
RCC Addict
Thanks for the confirmation. I need to buy another motor anyway, so I'll give the 27t 550 a shot this time.
Fishcharger
Quarry Creeper
Looking to build a second SCX10 II. I have a CC 1406 series 2850kv motor in my 1st one which I've been happy with. But in my TF2 I put in a Puller Pro 2700kv and I really do love how it performs. With that I want another Puller Pro or Trail Master. Which one of the two, and what KV do you recommend for this 2nd SCX10 II I'm about to build? I mostly use my rigs for rock crawling. Thanks.
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A Puller Pro 540 is very universal, but a stubby is lighter. I tend to go with a 540, but the stubby is well suited for the SCX10ii. 2700kv is a really good choice for all around use, and since you already have one you know if you like the wheelspeed.
Fishcharger
Quarry Creeper
Great info thanks for the reply. The 2700kv offers more than enough wheel speed for me. Will I see even more low end control with the 2200kv?
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It will be easier to control a 2200 just because there is less motor speed, but the low end startup won't be different. If you could gear down the 2700 to match the slower wheelspeed of the 2200, it would perform better overall.
mikemcE
I wanna be Dave
John , could you explain braking on brushless motors. Does it generate heat? How to determine proper ratio between brake and drag brake.... using the BLE as an example
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In most situations with drag brake, you won't ever have a chance to use normal brakes since drag brake slows you down so fast. The drag brake and normal brake generate heat in the same sense as using the motor for power, its just in generator mode.
Just in case drag brake doesn't slow you down, having brake set at 100% will give you the back up braking ability to stop your rig. In a go fast rig, that might be too touchy and it would be lower, like 50%.
Just in case drag brake doesn't slow you down, having brake set at 100% will give you the back up braking ability to stop your rig. In a go fast rig, that might be too touchy and it would be lower, like 50%.
awizner
Newbie
Hello everyone. My name is Ángel and I write from Spain. I want to comment something. I do not know if it's the right place since my English is not very good. I have a gcm skeleton j2 with torquemaster pro 55t engine and esc hh br-xl. I have a small problem and that is that I do not get smooth operation at low speed. the car has moments where it goes as braking especially when passing stones. I have the passive drag brake, the drag brake at 30% and the brake amount at 40%. the abs canceled and I can not know what happens. I want to think that it is because of the engine's own retention, but I would like to solve it. Can you help me? thank you and excuse my english!
