Steakjunky's LRP FT Shark 18 Race Monster

Ghost 22 schrieb:

rocketrob schrieb:

Ghost 22 schrieb:
If you use a fan next to the motor and run 49/11 (or 49/12) the ESC doesn't stop/overheat



lg Ghost 22

With the air ducting I did to the body, I don't even need to run fans at 11/45.
If I need to run cooler I can just drop to 12/49.

~ Rob

I have air ducting and a fan next to the motor
So the motor-temp. is round 30°C.

Greets
Ghost 22

Impressive - and I thought I was doing good keeping it around 50°C.

I have to say, in the hall where the track is, it is not very warm there. ~ 15 ° C.

Greets
Ghost 22

Ghost 22 schrieb:I have to say, in the hall where the track is, it is not very warm there. ~ 15 ° C.

Greets
Ghost 22

That would be a little cool for us over here, indoors (during the winter months), being as we're more comfortable at about 21° C.

If it got that cold someone would be raising a fuss.



~ Rob

Oh ... 21 °C thats nice



lg Ghost 22

at the moment, i have no time to race the indoortrack SHAME ON ME

ghost 22 told me already to put a fan nex to the motor so it will help a lot
i think i have one from team checkpoint flying around in my hobby cabinet
i should search it in this chaos, somewhere far in it, the fan waits (gramatical-english-disaster but after 2,5 hours of sleep...... quiet normal ) LOL

I was not saying to not use fans. I was just pointing out that buggy bodies tend to trap a lot of heat under then, and with just a fan all you do is blow around hot air, and that was why I was suggesting cutting proper venting (intake/output ducting) to allow cool air in and hot air out.

Good luck and have fun - and get to the track.


~ Rob

Wann gehts hier weiter? - Umbaubericht aufs SC-Chassis


lg Ghost 22

Nur die Ruhe, vll schaff ichs heut noch

lg

Steakjunky schrieb:Nur die Ruhe, vll schaff ichs heut noch

lg

Na hoffentlich

Steakjunky schrieb:Nur die Ruhe, vll schaff ichs heut noch

lg

The wait is over
Yeah i know, it took a lot time(48 hour) but finaly i post the pics

Comparrison between the stock and the sc chassis:



Finished buggy with stainless steel screw kit and cfk topdeck by rcmi



Still need to put the ESC in correctly and the servo and then i mace a testdrive @ my local offroad track

cheeeeeers

Shark with SC-Chassis is SICK


Danke für die Fotos Bin schon gespannt auf unsere Tests, ob und welche Unterschiede sind zwischen dem Carbon SC und dem Kunststoff SC.


lg Ghost 22

Joah, der Vergleich könnte interessant werden wird sich dann zeigen was dann besser geht und hat sicher jedes Chassis seine Vor- und Nachteile

lg

Ps: 400er POST

Steakjunky schrieb:The wait is over
Yeah i know, it took a lot time(48 hour) but finaly i post the pics

48 hours???

I think it's been more like 48 DAYS !

Ghost 22 schrieb:Shark with SC-Chassis is SICK


Danke für die Fotos Bin schon gespannt auf unsere Tests, ob und welche Unterschiede sind zwischen dem Carbon SC und dem Kunststoff SC.
(Thanks for the photos I'm looking forward to our tests, if any, differences between the carbon and the plastic SC SC.)

lg Ghost 22

Having owned both - it's been my experience that the carbon fiber chassis is too stiff, so while it might be good for running on totally flat surfaces with no jumps (on-road track) that the plastic SC chassis handles better all-around.

I hope we will see the differences soon, if Ghost 22 makes a break with biking LOL
But first i have to put the ESC and servo in it

Even the SC-chassis seems to be very stiff, but even the longer wheelbase makes the handling of the car much easyer.

greets
Steakjunky

Steakjunky schrieb:I hope we will see the differences soon, if Ghost 22 makes a break with biking LOL

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greets
Steakjunky

So you can wait for a long time ...

Cheers

Ghost 22 schrieb:

Steakjunky schrieb:I hope we will see the differences soon, if Ghost 22 makes a break with biking LOL

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greets
Steakjunky

So you can wait for a long time ...

Cheers