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B-Max4 Spur/Pinion + ESC/Motor + Battery + Runtime + Heat
Hi guys, I am seriously struggeling to get a proper setup on my B-Max4. The problem is that I seem to overheat my motor + ESC or don't have enough end-speed or acceleration ... or have a very low runtime. I tried many ESCs, motors, Pinion/Spur combinations, etc. But rather than continuing testing potential setups, I thought getting some help from you would be quite worthwhile ... ;-)
For now, this is what I have available (or can make available via my buddies): ESCs: - Castle Mamba Max - Carson Dragster Pro - LRP A.I. Brushless Pro Revers Brushless-Motors: - Carson 6.5T (4850 kv) - 5.5 T (5800 kv) - Castle Mamba 6 T (6900 kv) - Nosram Storm Evo 4.5 T (7800 kv) LiPo-Batteries: - LRP 4800 (40 C) - Reedy 4200 (35 C) Well, if you could give me some indication of what of the above I should set up (ESC+Motor + Pinion/Spur) .... or even better, just let me know your setup so that I can try the same or something similar (buying new stuff is not an issue ;-) Thanks a lot. Cheers, Oli PS: a) I literally melted a Carson ESC by running Reedy 4200 + Carson ESC + 5.5 T (5800 kv) on 17/87 (Spur/Pinion) b) With the Castle setup (ESC + Motor) on 19/87 I stopped when I had 111 C on Motor + 100 C on ESC. Isn't that far too hot? |
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I had a similar problem with my b-max...try to reshimm it with some thinner shims, use 12mm 01 instead of the original 12mm 02 shims and the same with the 8mm shims.......
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I've been running my Bmax with the following with no problems on my track.
Tekin RS Pro esc Tekin Redline 8.5 motor 87/18 Tekin Redline 6.5 motor 87/16 Temp was as follows after about 8mins of runtime: Esc: About 65 deg C Motor: About 70 deg C Batteries: About 40 deg C I started with the 6.5 but eventually ran the 8.5 because the power was a little too wild for my liking. It looks like your ratios are a little on the hot side. You might want to check on your pinion/spur mesh as well. The covered gearbox may sometimes make meshing hard to inspect. Hope this helps. |
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