Adding watercooling to a brushed 50A ESC - Need help pls

[taxitotheocean]

Dear all,

I like to hook my brushed 50A esc (meassures 4 by 5 cm)up with a watercooling plate and include it in the given watercoolingcycle of the motor.
Its a Miss Geico 24.
Im using a 8.4 7Cell Pack now to increase speed and runtime a bit and realised that the stock esc is getting to hot for my noobisch understanding

Would it be an option to buy a cooling plate like this for example :
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...e_crucher.html
and attach it to the esc?
Any recommendations?
As you can see on the pictures the top of the esc has a "rough" surface - so i guess i would have to bring it to a flat level and then glue (would be the next question which glue to use which will overdue the temperature) it together? or can i glue it to the bottom which is already flat?!

Any help is very much appreciated!

Regards

Trutz

[785boats]

These ones are a bit bigger for more coverage. I use them on the modifications to the 200A ESC's I use.
Be sure to use some thermal compound between the cooling plate & the ESC. A small dab of epoxy on each corner will secure it in place.
Fix it to the smooth bottom.
Here's a couple of pics of how I used to make them for the brushed Proboat ESC's.

http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...prod=ose-80670

[taxitotheocean]

Perfect thanks - was exactly what i looked for!
So im already on the right way :D ...
Thanks for helping out

Happy boating

[taxitotheocean]

Hey again,

@ 785Boats: two more things i forgot - do the cooling plate has to have the same size as the esc or could it be smaller?
The bigger the better i guess but the one u mentioned for example would be a bit smaller ...
Also does it matter if the hose which i will need to buy (to connect the entry with the esc) is a smaller size than the rest (connecting esc and motor cooling) which will be the stock one ...? Shouldnt get any probs there i guess?

[785boats]

Full coverage would definitely be a bit better. But the one I posed was the closest one I could find to the 40mm X 50mm size of your ESC.
It would be best if the tubing was the same size as the rest of the system. It might restrict the amount of water flow otherwise.

[taxitotheocean]

Thanks a lot for your advise - will go for the small project in the next days.
Happy boating! :D

Full coverage would definitely be a bit better. But the one I posed was the closest one I could find to the 40mm X 50mm size of your ESC.
It would be best if the tubing was the same size as the rest of the system. It might restrict the amount of water flow otherwise.