Ezrun 5.5t 60a advice

[Juttie]

I have a ezrun 5.5t 60a setup in my car and have just put a 11.1v 30c 80a lipo in the car, goes great but the esc is getting to hot and going into protection think I need a different speedy any suggestions?

[simoncrabb]

Warrior! :thumbsup:

That speedo will probably struggle with 11v, it's more suited to a 7.4v pack.

What sort of car is it installed in?

How long does it last before it gets too hot?

[Juttie]

Its in a tamiya rising storm built to this spec for a laugh last about 8mins I would say before it gets too hot I have now cut a hole in the body over the fan of the esc but thats untested as I have just lost a diveshaft.

[jim76]

a 5.5t is really pushing the 60a speedo, it's better suited to the 120a version. edit - i may be thinking of the Xerun! But i imagine the same applies to the EZrun

It may be ok for short stints and just about the 5 minute race lengths, but bashing it non stop until the battery drains is going to hammer the speedo.

[steelie600]

60a ez run speedo isnt designed to run on 3s lipo!! 2s only! If you do want the 3s youll need the 120a ezrun speedo

[dodgydiy]

yes 60a ezrun is 2 cell lipo only!!

[damselfly]

yes 60a ezrun is 2 cell lipo only!!

I'll bet the motor is sweating its tits off too.:thumbsup:

[Juttie]

Motor does not get that hot just the esc think I wil just have to get another esc is it worth getting the ezrun 120a or is there another cheap one that anyone would recommend

[RogerM]

ExRun 120a (V2.1) is one of the best ESCs out there and can be had for about £100 ... absolute bargin!!!!

[mdb_75]

I thought the 120a was only available as an Xerun, not an ezrun?

[bodgit]

I have a ezrun 5.5t 60a setup in my car and have just put a 11.1v 30c 80a lipo in the car, goes great but the esc is getting to hot and going into protection think I need a different speedy any suggestions?
If its this one you,ve got
http://www.hobbywing.com/english/ArticleShow.asp?ArticleID=419
the spec says you can use 3 cell lipo,s BUT your sreaming the nuts off it with a 5.5t motor. The 5.5 t motor should only b used with 2 cell lipo on road.

1 Specification
1.1 Output: Continuous current 60A, burst current 380A.
1.2 Input: 4-9 cells NiMH/NiCd or 2-3 cells LiPo.
1.3 BEC Output: 6V/1.5A.
1.4 Resistance: 0.0007 Ohm.
1.5 Motor Supported: Sensorless Brushless Motor
1.6 Suitable Brushless Motor:
http://www.hobbywing.com/sign.jpg With 4-6 cells NiMH/NiCd or 2 cells Lipo: On-Road≥5.5T, Off-Road≥8.5T;
http://www.hobbywing.com/sign.jpg With 6-9 cells NiMH/NiCd or 3 cells Lipo: On-Road≥8.5T, Off-Road≥13T;

[Juttie]

Yep thats the one I have have used it again with a hole cut in the body, temp seems to be down esc never cut out goes well though:thumbsup::thumbsup:

[RogerM]

I thought the 120a was only available as an Xerun, not an ezrun?

Sorry my bad, your right. I keep forgetting about the EzRun being sensorless ones.

I stand by my original (now corrected statement) that the ExRun V2.1 120A is one of the best speedos available and at £100 an absolute bargin!

[bodgit]

Yep thats the one I have have used it again with a hole cut in the body, temp seems to be down esc never cut out goes well though:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Your still overloading the speedo by quite a lot. It only recommends 13t for 3cell lipo off road. It may be ok for a while but sooner or later your going to see the grey smoke. Get yourself a 2cell lipo battery before it costs you a new speedo.

[Big paul]

trhttp://www.giantcod.co.uk/xerun120asd-brushless-p-405854.htmly
this is the cheapest place out side Hong-con for hobbywing.