Tenshock SC411 kv question

[crawler105]

I'm looking for a sensored setup for my yeti and I know the pro4hd has been in most yeti builds but don't think spending that money for a good setup is needed. So my question is anybody that has run the tenshock, how well does it deal with heat? I have read reviews saying it overheats easily but not giving there gearing or if there running 2s or 3s. I'm wanting to run the 4000kv with about 18 pinion and stock 64 spur on 3s but wondering if the motor temps would be to high. Experiences and thoughts?

[robertjpjr]

MMP and Hobbywing 3656sd

HOBBYWING North America — Xerun Sensored Brushless Motor 3656 SD

I run this setup in my Wraith. Works great. I actually run the 4000kv, and I gear it 56/12. Fast enough on 3s for what I want. Plenty of torque, no heat issues.

[Dtomblin]

I've ran the Tenshock on an E-Maxx on 3s with no issues.
I'm currently running a 1406 Castle 5700 on my Yeti. 3s on stock esc geared 12/64. I installed a bec for good measure and to power the monster torque servo I'm running but it's a good budget friendly way to bring your yeti to life. I have a sensored Novak HV motor I've been wanting to try on my yeti with a MMP but I don't wanna lose the water tightness of everything

[crawler105]

Originally Posted by Dtomblin

I'm currently running a 1406 Castle 5700 on my Yeti. 3s on stock esc geared 12/64.

Stock esc is handling that? I had to run a fan on my stock esc with stock motor and gearing until I got a MMP.

I'll give the SC411 4000kv or 4600kv a go. I don't think it'll be too much for an aluminum motor mount and heatsink to dissipate.