Obsession with 6s
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Good thread Diesel. There are far too many newbies that tend to jump in over their heads and wind up totally frustrated. I can think of one of our club members off the top of my head. One that is now working on selling all his stuff (although he's using the excuse of wanting to spend more time traveling.) You should post this on RCG as well and try to get them to make it a sticky.Comment
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Im running 53-54mph on 6s with the stock motor/esc. so i would like to see alittle faster with a setup that is made for 6s. IDK what esc i was thinking a seakind 180? or on the bigger end would be a swordfish 240 HV, or CC ice 240? what do you think? And Martin, thanks i found all info on the motors but not sure what one is right?" Do you really need anouther boat "
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Im running 53-54mph on 6s with the stock motor/esc. so i would like to see alittle faster with a setup that is made for 6s. IDK what esc i was thinking a seakind 180? or on the bigger end would be a swordfish 240 HV, or CC ice 240? what do you think? And Martin, thanks i found all info on the motors but not sure what one is right?
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...?prod=leo-3674
You dont need a huge esc, a seaking 180 would be fine.Steven Vaccaro
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Thanks again Steve! i just wanted to make sure that my next $200s was going to be what i was after. FE is very cool because of how much power these boats can have, that 3674 will make about 1.3-2 hp right?! thats nuts!!! Yes this is a good thread for newBs like myself. Thanks guys!" Do you really need anouther boat "
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Great thread Diesel. However, I think the title "Obsession with 6S" could very easily be changed to "Obsession with 6S, 7S & 8S". Most people who read this forum will respect the limits of hulls and motors and ESC's but some will not stop until they fry their motors or split their hull like an over-ripe tomato. Newbies don't understand KV and amps and how they relate to hulls, motors and electronics - they just know that more volts makes their boat go faster (for a while). Those that leave the hobby in frustration would probably not have been the ones to come up with innovative designs and tweaks anyway.Hammer rescue boat on 2S, Supervee on 4S, Rico 31 under construction on 6S
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I agree with the owner of this thread 1000%
Im so glad i stuck with 4S for my persuit, its overkill.
5S in the genesis is pushing it as well, the money savings on 4S is pretty good compared with 5,
ive seen a lot of youtube videos of the genesis on 6S doing 65MPH!! which is odd, because ive ran mine doing 75kmph and on 5S and found that its hard enough to keep that on the water!Comment
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I keep reading this stuff and still having trouble understanding it. 1st it seems to stay away from 6S, then it sounds like it's better, when higher voltage & less amp draw to get same performance as 4s is used this way?
I thought i wanted to stay with 4S until I started reading about this high voltage/ low amp draw set up on 6S is that a safer setup? and how do you use 6S and get 4S performance?
Sorry but I'm an idiot on this high volt/low amp thing for some reason. I seem to be a sport boater, looking more for longer run times than all out speed.
So it probably won't apply to me but it's gonna bug me until i figure it out. I think for some reason that I want to stay with 4S ( i think im afraid of 6S)
I don't know if there's a diagram or picture? of this 6S setup someone can post to help me understand it or not but I've been seeing this pop up here and there and still cant figure it out?
Heck I'm not sure what the numbers in the pdf diagram above are?, if I had a 4S 2200Kv motor is that 32,560 number in green the rpm's? you should be trying to achieve when experimenting with different prop sizes?
Sorry to keep asking, but I've been looming around here reading everything I can. and still can't get the little light over my head to turn on, over this 6s setup. and have a feeling everyone will say....
yeah, this moron needs to stay with 4S (quietly, to yourselves) and that's ok I need to understand what I'm doing before i actually try and do it or at least learn enough to know why I don't want to do it.
Not afraid of speed, afraid of fire
Sorry to keep asking, I really am trying to just read more and ask less.Comment
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Catman a number of factors come into play when determining which voltage would be best for what application. Typically size of the hull plays a big part, but a lot of other factors come into play also. With time and reading you'll start to find out which setups work best for each particular hulls. Some hulls such as a Pursuit 32 can run on 4-6 cells very easily, just depends on which direction u go with kv. You can get the same speeds and same wattage on 4s - 6s, but the amp draw will greatly vary depending on which route u go. 6s setups will pull less amps, but cost more money for bigger cells. Best advice is too continue to ask questions!
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Sorry but I'm an idiot on this high volt/low amp thing for some reason....I seem to be a sport boater, looking more for longer run times than all out speed...ERROR 403 - This is not the page you are looking for
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I like the Grimracer or Hyperion 2s and 4s 4200mah packs. I can use two of the 2s packs in my UL1 (4s1p), one of the 4s packs in my spec rigger (4s1p), two of the 4s packs in my P sport hydro and P mono (4s2p), and combine the 2s and 4s packs for Q sport hydro (6s2p)Attached FilesComment
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This thread needs a bump. Some of our new friends REALLY NEED TO READ. Their has to be a end in site soon. This 2200kv motors on 6s craze is driving me bananas! New guys aren't getting it.... :banghead:
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Too bad they went that route - following the Spartan that started this mess.Comment
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