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Balders
25-04-2006, 09:17 PM
Hey Hey!

Have the first regional round of the Welsh outdoor season this weekend and in celebration of this I've got myself a brushless system for my lazer.

Not fitted it yet but when I do I'll take some pics of it so you all can see if it fits in nicely or not...

Anyways, being the only Welsh racer with a lazer that I can tell it would be nice to put in a good show!

Can anyone suggest a good starting gear ratio to run with an LRP Sphere comp and a 3 star motor with the standard spur?

Thanks

Mike

bert digler
25-04-2006, 09:26 PM
[QUOTE=Balders]Hey Hey!

Have the first regional round of the Welsh outdoor season this weekend and in celebration of this I've got myself a brushless system for my lazer.

Not fitted it yet but when I do I'll take some pics of it so you all can see if it fits in nicely or not...

Anyways, being the only Welsh racer with a lazer that I can tell it would be nice to put in a good show!

Can anyone suggest a good starting gear ratio to run with an LRP Sphere comp and a 3 star motor with the standard spur?

Thanks

i have not got a clue if its a nine wind try the kit gearing nine wind being what ever the brushless is equal too ask mister doughty for a overall ratio then take it from there:flower:

nick oliver
25-04-2006, 10:55 PM
i gear a 10x2 checkpoint from an 18 - 20 on big average outdoor track.. just gets warm not boiling etc;)

chrispattinson
26-04-2006, 06:29 AM
With a 5.5 GTB Novak I used 18 / 78

I will be keeping the same with my 4.5 GTB for this weekends regional, I will let you know how that goes.

I am not sure how this would compare to the LRP motors though.

stefke
26-04-2006, 07:26 AM
I mostly used 18-78 for my LRP 3*.

DCM
26-04-2006, 10:49 AM
Mike, for Caldicot, I would look at gearing it down a little and if you can, reduce the power on the ESC, Caldicot usualy is a small(ish) track and if it stays dry, goes dusty.

stefke
26-04-2006, 01:16 PM
I also ran 17/78 on a small, high grip track. But I have to say the Sphere/3* combo becomes quite brutish then. The "smooth" setting of the Sphere is to soft on a high grip track so I compensated with exponential on the transmitter and the slipper clutch.

I have the new Sphere Competition now and that ESC has 6 powercurve settings instead of two (not considering the rather useless "sportman" setting).

b4united
29-04-2006, 06:57 AM
What does the transmission say to fast and brutal motors, on the ZX-5, I have just bought a Novak GTB 4,5, and just wondered If the tranny could keep up with this, Offcourse I have to play a little with the slipper, but is there any tranny problems at all?

thx

SimonW
29-04-2006, 07:23 AM
I've been skate park bashing with mine, lots of big landings 10-12 foot of air and all is well (checkpoint10x2/GTX/trinity37's)

matt
07-05-2006, 08:44 PM
Hi all
I have just orderd my zx5 along with the 4* motor, does anybody know the gearing i should use for this.
Thanks Matt

stefke
08-05-2006, 07:27 AM
For long tracks : 17/78 (kit gearing)
for normal to short tracks : 16/78

matt
12-05-2006, 07:10 PM
Thanks for your help

Cotti
31-05-2006, 03:06 PM
Hi folks just got my first brushless setup for the ZX5 its an LRP with a 3star all i can say is WOW it goes up the street like a scalded cat! A couple of quick questions for you tho! 1, The power noticably steps in if i gun it from stand still I take it this is normal for this setup? 2, can i use motor cleaner to clean the inside of the motor like i would a normal brushed motor? Thanks in advance for your kind help!
Cotti.:flower: