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Hello from Germany,
i have some questions about the Mini Hydro from Tenshock.
I got the ARTR Version with the 40A Tenshock and a 4000KV Viper Brushless.
So i installed all an want to drive with it.
So i ordered 3s Lipo 2200mA 190g.
Installed it in front of the Boat... Charged them and to the sea...
I placed them in the front, as much as posible...
But after the first try it seam as the front is to heavy... So i bought some weight and did it in the back, but thats not better ... always the same...
So can u tell me where to place the Lipo?? U have some pictures? Maybe??
Or maybe u know whats the problem?? I Hope u can help me? Some pictures will help maybe...
Sorry if the english isnt that correctly :glare:
Greetz Inso
Insaniac
04-30-2011, 05:59 PM
Hello from Germany,
i have some questions about the Mini Hydro from Tenshock.
I got the ARTR Version with the 40A Tenshock and a 4000KV Viper Brushless.
So i installed all an want to drive with it.
So i ordered 3s Lipo 2200mA 190g.
Installed it in front of the Boat... Charged them and to the sea...
I placed them in the front, as much as posible...
But after the first try it seam as the front is to heavy... So i bought some weight and did it in the back, but thats not better ... always the same...
So can u tell me where to place the Lipo?? U have some pictures? Maybe??
Or maybe u know whats the problem?? I Hope u can help me? Some pictures will help maybe...
Sorry if the english isnt that correctly :glare:
Greetz Inso
On port (left) side even with the motor per the instructions (you can download from the MiniCat Racing USA website if you don't have them).
I had two of these and they ran extremely well...
Okay, that helps a lot! Thanks! I willl try that!! and i hope it run much better with this setup ;))
sundog
05-01-2011, 10:57 AM
On port (left) side even with the motor per the instructions (you can download from the MiniCat Racing USA website if you don't have them).
I had two of these and they ran extremely well...
Did yours have the 4000kv venom motor? And did you run it on 3S? That's seems high to me.
sailr
05-01-2011, 11:52 AM
Here are our instructions from our website! It shows the CORRECT position for the lipo.
http://minicatracingusa.com/images/instruct/mhydroisntruct.pdf
Be careful with 3S with 4000KV. You must use a small....27mm prop with that high a wind. Otherwise you will burn it up.
Seems the German distributor isn't giving you very good advice.
Hi ,
thanks for your answers. Its a Tenshock Viper 4000KV on a 40A Tenshock ESC but i think the esc is to low.... After 1 Lipo the motor dosnt run anymore. Like u said its to much for this low ESC i ordered a bigger one and hope its getting better ;)
I tested it with a 31mm Prop... But it seems to big for the ESC... I hope the esc will come this week and I Can test it with the bigger one, but there will me no problem i think.
Whats the biggest weight the boat should have?? With all stuff inside?
Greetz Inso
sailr
05-02-2011, 05:54 AM
Did you burn up the motor or the esc? You are going to continue to burn things up if you don't put a smaller prop on it! 30mm MAXIMUM, preferably less.
All up weight should be about a pound +/-
I spoke with the german man who sold it..i burned nothing. If i wait a bit the esc runnig again. But after the first lipo i cant run becouse the motor just do a little bit on minimum gas. He told me the esc is damaged. And i get a new one. And theres no problem with running the boat on 35mm prop... What about a bigger esc? Like 80A or higher? The problems should be solved?! Or?
Greetz Inso
martin
05-02-2011, 07:42 AM
If you run 44400rpm unloaded on a 35mm prop on a Tenshock 40 amp esc you will do damage to the esc. Martin
Yes thats sure , i dont want to run with 35...But my problem should be solved with a bigger ESC or?
martin
05-02-2011, 09:08 AM
If you want to start pushing limits on these small boats then you need in my opinion a 60-70amp esc. 80amp is good but it all depends on what you can get in these small boats as size is restricted & most 80amp esc are quite a bit bigger than the 60-70amp ones. If size is not a problem then go for the 80amp, I would. Martin.
Thank you martin, i dont want to go on the limit but i just have a big one and dont want to buy a new one ;) Thats the only Point ;) Thanks for your answers. I will give some feedbacks ;)
greetz Felix
martin
05-02-2011, 01:07 PM
Its allways nice to know that you can push a bit further if you wish to at some time in the future though. As a lot tend to run very close to the limits on a given esc rather than getting a higher amp esc to start with. It really is false economy buying to lower amp esc as youll end up buying twice. Martin.
Hi Martin,
it was a Package ;) So i wouldn't use a low A ESC becouse i'am not the one why buy twice ;)
Greets from Germany:thumbup:
bigwaveohs
05-02-2011, 05:06 PM
Did you burn up the motor or the esc? You are going to continue to burn things up if you don't put a smaller prop on it! 30mm MAXIMUM, preferably less.
All up weight should be about a pound +/-
Jim,
They don't get it.
Pete
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