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Old 03-24-2011, 10:52 PM   #61
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Is it waterproof?
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Old 03-24-2011, 11:12 PM   #62
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It should fit just the same as the 21.5. I just got our LCC setup this afternoon, going to run a 1800 on 3S first, the 2500 should have some MAJOR wheelspeed. I'll get some install pics for you guys. The can is ribbed like the silver Redlines now, looks really nice!


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Will these be waterproof? Would be a nice feature as alot of us like to play in the wet stuff.
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Old 03-25-2011, 02:34 AM   #64
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They are 18.5 right now, but I think I am going to go bigger to get a little more drag brake out of them.

So guys, what kV's would you like to see? It really depends on what you guys want, these motors will most likely be smaller runs and a specialty product just for crawlers. So tell me what you want!
18.5 turn ok, but rotor size? is it stock 12.5mm or 14mm crawler edition?
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18.5mm rotor size. These don't have the same tooling as a Roar style 2 pole motor.
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18.5 turn ok, but rotor size? is it stock 12.5mm or 14mm crawler edition?
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It's an 18.5mm rotor, not turn. It's the same type of design as our T8 motors for the 1/8 scale offroads, a completely different motor than our 1/10 redlines.

No it's not waterproof, I'm not sure a sensored motor likes being wet and neither does the RS. It might be possible to coat the sensor board and seal up the harness plugs though.
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It's an 18.5mm rotor, not turn. It's the same type of design as our T8 motors for the 1/8 scale offroads, a completely different motor than our 1/10 redlines.

No it's not waterproof, I'm not sure a sensored motor likes being wet and neither does the RS. It might be possible to coat the sensor board and seal up the harness plugs though.
Awesome..18.5 rotor!
It releases a terrific torque!
Now i run a 14mm novak ballistic rotor for my Lcc and i have already a lot of torque but i'm not able to immagine The torque of 18.5 rotor!!
Do you already test new motor on Losi lcc?
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I'm actually installing it in an LCC today. The torque this thing has is amazing, I've broke every drivetrain part on my SCX10 and AX10 tuber.
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I'm actually installing it in an LCC today. The torque this thing has is amazing, I've broke every drivetrain part on my SCX10 and AX10 tuber.

Cool nice to see this is still going.

@ I-Hobby is worked really nice.
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I'm actually installing it in an LCC today. The torque this thing has is amazing, I've broke every drivetrain part on my SCX10 and AX10 tuber.
Good!!
So write The impressiona after testing on Lcc, i'm very interesting!!!
How much kv of motor you Are testing on Lcc?
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I'll get a video of the 3S 2500kV speed.
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I'll get a video of the 3S 2500kV speed.
Awesome 2500kv,18.5 rotor and 3s!!
Stress test for Losi gears!!
I can't wait to see The video!!!
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No it's not waterproof, I'm not sure a sensored motor likes being wet and neither does the RS. It might be possible to coat the sensor board and seal up the harness plugs though.
Bummer.

I silicone all my sensored brushless motors but like others, was hoping someone would produce a sealed motor. That would sell like crazy especially with TTC being the latest craze. There were a few of us running sensored brushless at Scale Nats last year and I'm sure many more this year.
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Bummer.

I silicone all my sensored brushless motors but like others, was hoping someone would produce a sealed motor. That would sell like crazy especially with TTC being the latest craze. There were a few of us running sensored brushless at Scale Nats last year and I'm sure many more this year.
I'll see what I can do.
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this i wanna know too ... been running sensorless esc/motor combo from other brand a few times and i already like it... just the occasionally cog when really in slo-mo but expected for sensorless...

hope to hear more good news here.. will order this when it's available...

i missed this part , which tekin esc version recommended for this.. sorry totally noob when comes to tekin
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I'll see what I can do.
You have my vote, I'll replace all my Novak stuff with Tekin stuff for sure if that happens. Novak ESC's don't seem to last too long with me.
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You have my vote, I'll replace all my Novak stuff with Tekin stuff for sure if that happens. Novak ESC's don't seem to last too long with me.
Tekin products are worth the switch regardless of their water worthiness IMHO. I made the jump from Novak to Tekin several years ago and have never looked back. Great products as well as great support on the forums, crawler and otherwise.

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looks like ty is doing a good job in keeping in touch with all of us. I ended up at the tekin store here last winter and was talken to the guys in the shop. they were telling me that they all were working on somthing but couldent say. SO know I now good job guys hope this new motor will spank the green motors
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Tekin products are worth the switch regardless of their water worthiness IMHO. I made the jump from Novak to Tekin several years ago and have never looked back. Great products as well as great support on the forums, crawler and otherwise.

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I totally agree, I own both but bought a bunch of the Novak stuff long ago when they first came out.
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It should fit just the same as the 21.5. I just got our LCC setup this afternoon, going to run a 1800 on 3S first, the 2500 should have some MAJOR wheelspeed. I'll get some install pics for you guys. The can is ribbed like the silver Redlines now, looks really nice!
Ty, what about the losi lcc test..?
do you use 1800 kv or 2500kv?
give me some test impression..
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