maxgasmekl
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Hi - here comes a lot of maybe stupid questions…
Issue 1:
I have just installed a MM2 esc in my Kraton. Its paired to a 2000kv Lazer motor with a 14t pinion. I have soldered on 10awg Castle wire 6.5 bullets on the esc-side to the 4mm Castle bullets to connect to the motor. Using EC5 connectors to the batteries (gensacearespammers 120c 6800 mah bashings) Also I have soldered on 18cm 10awg wire for the batteries as the original wire was i hair too short. The thing is that the electronics get veryvery hot - even after just 5 mins of soft bashing on hard gravel (lots of wheelspin though). The wires are around 70degrees celsius measured with a tempgun and the same goes for the motor and the esc itself. I have made a good soldering job with very solid joints, so this should be the problem. The car runs very well with no deag or binding in the driveline at all. I have LSD plates in all my diffs with 50k in the front, 100k center and 20k in the rear. But still the thing managed to melt the solder on the batteryside of the esc and in one of my ec5 connectors. I have put on a dualfan 30mm on the motor and the stock fan on the esc. Its 25 degrees celsius outside here in Denmark. Are these temps normal or is something wrong? Its very hot and it kind of annoys me to think so much about heat that I have to pause my bashing every 5 mins.
Issue 2:
After bashing with the truck the fan in the MM2 esc began to slow down. Nothing wrong with the wires, but it seemed a little hard to turn by hand. I took it apart and pressed the fan together as the “house” had came loose from the shroud. Now after just a few easy jumps it comes loose again when hitting the ground and sometimes make the system not want to boot at all. Are the a way to maybe fix the fan or should i just replace it? I occured after the second run. Can a fan that doesn't spin freely make the esc not able to boot? Like completely dead.
Sorry for all my questions…
Issue 1:
I have just installed a MM2 esc in my Kraton. Its paired to a 2000kv Lazer motor with a 14t pinion. I have soldered on 10awg Castle wire 6.5 bullets on the esc-side to the 4mm Castle bullets to connect to the motor. Using EC5 connectors to the batteries (gensacearespammers 120c 6800 mah bashings) Also I have soldered on 18cm 10awg wire for the batteries as the original wire was i hair too short. The thing is that the electronics get veryvery hot - even after just 5 mins of soft bashing on hard gravel (lots of wheelspin though). The wires are around 70degrees celsius measured with a tempgun and the same goes for the motor and the esc itself. I have made a good soldering job with very solid joints, so this should be the problem. The car runs very well with no deag or binding in the driveline at all. I have LSD plates in all my diffs with 50k in the front, 100k center and 20k in the rear. But still the thing managed to melt the solder on the batteryside of the esc and in one of my ec5 connectors. I have put on a dualfan 30mm on the motor and the stock fan on the esc. Its 25 degrees celsius outside here in Denmark. Are these temps normal or is something wrong? Its very hot and it kind of annoys me to think so much about heat that I have to pause my bashing every 5 mins.
Issue 2:
After bashing with the truck the fan in the MM2 esc began to slow down. Nothing wrong with the wires, but it seemed a little hard to turn by hand. I took it apart and pressed the fan together as the “house” had came loose from the shroud. Now after just a few easy jumps it comes loose again when hitting the ground and sometimes make the system not want to boot at all. Are the a way to maybe fix the fan or should i just replace it? I occured after the second run. Can a fan that doesn't spin freely make the esc not able to boot? Like completely dead.
Sorry for all my questions…