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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Quick recap of the 17 minutes:
- Don't exceed 170Β°F
- Manage your gearing
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Just purchased one of the 4092 from your store on Amazon and was looking for this exact information. Glad it's the guy selling them that's giving the info.
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I totally agree that heat is the No.1 enemy of your components, and that means motor, wires, ESC, batteries, and even connectors can melt! Using a temp gun is a good idea because you get real numbers, but how hot is hot? Try using your fingers, then you'll know!
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Finally an understable explenation. Thank you!
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Super informative, and answered all my questions! Thanks for making this video!
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Good info, THANKS for making this Video.... we appreciate it!
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I've been out of the hobby for 15+ years, and when I was into it, I ran all nitro. Ive been trying to figure out the electric stuff as I'm swapping my rc10gt and HPI NMT over to electric. This video helped a ton, as have your other videos. Keep it up!
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Great RC content. Thanks for the information
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This is the best explanation Iβve heard on this topic. You made it so easy to understand. π
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Thanks for the video. I learned alot. I have a vintage team Losi buggy brushless and the car actually quit because I believe the esc shut it down. The motor was extremely hot. When it cooled down it ran again. That led me to you tube to search out and I found your video. I am still trying to find out a way to install a heat sink and fan on this vintage buggy.
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Cool video! With a new setup, I use a Wattmeter to see if all is within basic specs. After that, I do the real testing whereby temperature is monitored often.
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Votage for an electrical circuit is similar to pressure in a hydraulic system. The main limiting factor for voltage is the insulation capacity to contain that voltage. If a weakness is found, the voltage may cause a short circuit or possibly a path to ground. In the case of an RC motor there would be short circuit between two of the three phases which could cause an meltdown of the ESC.
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Another awesome bench vid John π!!!! The shop Beast UDR setup was a great example to share to illustrate heat as the #1 motor killer. I'm still picturing the Crazy high speed drifts you talked about at the lake awhile back π....Lol. π»ππͺππ
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Hi John hey I'm coming over to buy that temp gun there you have and maybe some other stuff thank you so much and it was real good to see you in person . The 6s batteries are awesome batteries the 4800 hard case hopefully I can get some 4S from U2 it was awesome meeting you and I will tell about your company to my friends and to my YouTube channel on the products you haveππββοΈπͺπͺπππ€π€ππβ
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Outstanding! I just finished a build of an XTBe Xray 22 with a hobbywing 4274 motor & HW pro esc. Running 4S 6500, 120C with a 17 tooth pinion gear. I have that Bluetooth thing that tells the temp and data log plugged in. I ran it for a short time today and checked it. Motor temp was 110F @ just under 37k rpm. I didnβt run hard, but will tomorrow. I noticed the engine mount was a little loose, which was my fault- I never locktited it and torqued the bolts down. No issue because I was careful. Iβm allowing 24 hours for the locktite to set, then letting it rip. I loved and appreciated your video, subscribed and would appreciate any advice.
Pete
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Thank for you creating this video!
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You always have great content and explanations!
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Thanks for the information π
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This helped me out a lot. Thanks!
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@Jawang85
1 month ago
I know this video is 5 yrs old but thank you, you explained everything very well
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