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Been having some problems with my xxx-cr used it twice now and i just seem to be cooking motors, so bad that one of the brush shunts desoldered itself. I'm guessing it's down to the copper shims in the diffs giving a litle bit to much slip, I'm going to try it next week without them and just shim the diff on the outdrives.
Has anyone else had any problems with this?
tyreman
05-03-2007, 07:31 AM
Been having some problems with my xxx-cr used it twice now and i just seem to be cooking motors, so bad that one of the brush shunts desoldered itself. I'm guessing it's down to the copper shims in the diffs giving a litle bit to much slip, I'm going to try it next week without them and just shim the diff on the outdrives.
Has anyone else had any problems with this?
What motors are you using, make, wind. also what gearing are you using and what batterys.
The diff shims won't cause your motor to desolder it's self there is some thing else wrong there, more than likely with the motor.
bigred5765
05-03-2007, 10:28 AM
or mad over gearing
cutting edge
05-03-2007, 05:34 PM
If it Helps My X-6 was desoldering both wires and the skotty doid at abot 4 mins ,, Turned out my Keyence was set to a drive frequency of 1.5 ( Stock Motor Setting ) Running a 12 SINGLE was just to much Changing the Drive frequency down to 8.5 its been fine HTH..........
Used 3 motors so far on the following gearing 10x1 22/78, 10x2 23/78, 19t 24/78 with IB3800's indoor carpet track
bigred5765
05-03-2007, 06:21 PM
the 2 10's are over geard indoor for short tracks 19 should have been ok may be even under geard
there should be a clear silicone grease in the kit the cream coloured stuff is used on the thrust race think its refered to as white grease
Just noticed this on another thread is this correct as i didnt have any clear grease in my kit just the Creamy colored stuff so i used associated clear grease on both diff balls and thrust.
bigred5765
05-03-2007, 07:27 PM
clear is silcone grease for diff balls
white thrust race only
that might be my problem then the diff may be slipping when heating up under load and over revving the motor. looks like i need to do a rebuild anyone used associated black grease on their losi thrust race.
tyreman
05-03-2007, 09:53 PM
that might be my problem then the diff may be slipping when heating up under load and over revving the motor. looks like i need to do a rebuild anyone used associated black grease on their losi thrust race.
I use the Losi clear grease on the diff balls, shims and plates and associated black grease on the thrust race
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