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tisher 20-11-2011 03:35 PM

whats the best esc to get
 
Just set up my mardave and raced on friday. The car run really well but was silly slow one of top lads gave me anouther motor to try and it still seems really slow I am thinking it might be my esc or the savox servo is pulling to much power? what escs do you guys run

BeachBuggyPhil 20-11-2011 05:11 PM

What batteries are you using?
I'm using a speed passion ESC but we run unlimited. See if you can borrow a battery to test your set up.

stox217 20-11-2011 05:17 PM

Depends on a few things, first of all are you running a G2 motor or are you brushless, if G2 then the best ESC has to be the Speedmaster V60 or the same badged as the G28 from Mardave, there are others like the Novak, or the M Troniks, I have and am using the Oval version and have been for a while in my spare Mardave I have a G28 in my other car, helps to have an adjustable handset though, i.e. end point adjustment etc. Also if you are running a G2 the maintanence of your cells can also play a big part, set up of the car can play a big part also, more cormer speed and faster on the throttle can maake a big difference.

tisher 20-11-2011 06:36 PM

yep is g2 class just bought one of these Mtroniks Viper series RV11 hopfully it will be better than the rtr kyosho one I have been using I was using brand new 2500 4.8v sc but did try some 3300 but they did not seem any diferent I have checked if anything is binding on the car and it all seems fine:confused: I might buy anouther g2 and see if its any better

stox217 20-11-2011 07:19 PM

Not too sure if that will make much difference, as the current batch of G2's are the most consistent yet, not much variation from one motor to the next, another consideration is the gear ratio, how hot or cold is your motor after a race, cold after a race will suggest you are under geared, very hot and you are geared too high, aim for somewhere in the middle as these motors do not like to be hot! And keep away from com drops again these motors do not like the stuff, just install the motor and oil the bearings every meeting, try a different motor, but I think it will not alter your problem, equalize your cells and cycle them, and if possable try a different esc, and I bet the motor you take out will be ok in a different car, try this and it will rule out a duff motor,

tisher 20-11-2011 07:28 PM

yea I am running a 58 spur 14 pinion motor seems pretty cool but i am getting no accelaration either:confused:

BeachBuggyPhil 20-11-2011 09:13 PM

Do you have an adjustable handset? Have you set it to the ESC? EPA?

mcjjordan 20-11-2011 10:02 PM

if i remember right they are really really really slow into reverse ,
so check your wired up the right way around
also check led comes on on full throttle and full reverse

tisher 21-11-2011 08:17 AM

yep checked all of that both of them were the first thing I tried. I have ordered a new g2 motor and an esc if this does not work its going lipo powered:yawn:

stox217 21-11-2011 10:26 AM

Strange gear ratio there, for oval racing on a small oval I run something like 11/50 or 12/50 and for circuit racing on a very small track i run 12/50 or something like 13/52 gearing suited to the motor and track, and a large circuit that is flowing not many slow corners run something like 14/50 or 15/50,
so0 get out you gear chart and find a gear ratio, another thing that affects the gear ratio is the size of you tyres, large ones run a tooth smaller on the pinion and as they wear down go up a tooth.
And to avoid confusion I am talking about standard Mardaves running a G2 motor powered by Nimh cells. 4 cell and not 6

mcjjordan 21-11-2011 05:59 PM

i run 16/50 with 50mm tyres as motors are really torquey

tisher 21-11-2011 09:04 PM

Cheers for the advise I will give them all a try next time I race I am only running 48/14 gear because thats what the fast lads run its a buggy sized track:thumbsup:


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