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Old 06-20-2019, 01:47 AM   #481
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These will be released first in 1800kv. Will be 2 to 4 weeks.

I've considered a longer can. I would want to beef up the endbell thickness for that model. can't have that super light fan blade end.
Thanks John.
I see 3 wires, does that mean it's sensored!?

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I see 3 wires, does that mean it's sensored!?

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No, three wires is standard for sensorless brushless motors. If it were sensored, it would have another wire harness in addition to those three wires.
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Old 06-20-2019, 06:00 AM   #483
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I saw that it said "540-S" and had three wires, so I thought there might be a sensor port hiding somewhere on the backside out of sight.
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Old 06-20-2019, 08:17 AM   #484
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Are these shorter Revolvers quieter? In theory they should be because there's less can to amplify the sound, right?
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Old 06-20-2019, 10:13 AM   #485
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Thanks! These will be sensorless, but im going to attempt sensored housing design again in 3ish months. I know the hurdles, but maybe it will work better with some fresh angles of attack.
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Old 07-18-2019, 02:07 PM   #486
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Been fiddling with the dyno today. stock axial wraith 1.9 ESC vs BRXL. BRXL allows higher peak torque, has higher peak rpm, and makes more power on a trailmaster sport 540 27t. I think the differences would be even more evident as the motors get nicer.

15% boost of peak torque, I would consider that substantial!
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One more for today. Stock 35t motor vs TrailMaster Sport 35t 540. This dyno isn't very fast switching motors out, but once I got into a groove it doesn't take too long.


The stall torque increase is from better materials. The higher power is due to higher efficiency , which is from better materials
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Old 07-19-2019, 02:36 AM   #488
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Been fiddling with the dyno today. stock axial wraith 1.9 ESC vs BRXL. BRXL allows higher peak torque, has higher peak rpm, and makes more power on a trailmaster sport 540 27t. I think the differences would be even more evident as the motors get nicer.



15% boost of peak torque, I would consider that substantial!
I'd really like to see a Mamba X running a brushed motor vs a BRXL on the dyno.

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Old 07-19-2019, 09:10 AM   #489
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Seeing proof of performance increases like this for certain ESCs and motors is something that should be advertised more...

I'd recommend dyno charts on the Holmes Hobbes website!
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John,

i purchased the Puller Pro BL 540 XL 2100kv, what ESC's can i and should i pair this with?
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Old 09-09-2019, 09:39 AM   #491
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Well, my first CNC setup lasted 7 years, not too bad of a run. I started having issues with the controller, and since it is bipolar there isn't really a lot I can do to replace discrete components without scrapping the whole system. The old computer with printer port is still rocking though. That is a testimate to how stable a computer is when it is not hooked to the internet and doesn't receive constant software updates.

So I've been hankering for another CNC. I really miss the big lathe, and have just been using the mill in manual mode. I would like to re-outfit the mill, but a router would do most of the work I need. For the price of re-equipping the Taig, I can get a complete router with more working space too. The hobby CNC market has come a long way thanks in part to 3d printers.

But first, I need an updated CAM solution for my updated Solidworks. HSMworks is still a free 2.5d machining software and will do for my needs of integration into Solidworks 2016. https://www.autodesk.com/campaigns/hsmxpress-download

And now, for the router. I think a Fortis is not a bad choice but I will do a little more research. Only 50mm of Z but I still have the mill if Z height is needed more than table size. https://folgertech.com/products/folg...tis-hd-cnc-kit.


The more I think about it, the more I want to have a router and a CNC mill, lol!


Thats all for today. Time to do a little CAD on some new upcoming products.
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i purchased the Puller Pro BL 540 XL 2100kv, what ESC's can i and should i pair this with?
Mamba X
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