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its a little close to the motors limit on voltage.
from what I found the motor has a 29 volt limit.
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Bear in mind a fully charged 8s pack at 4.2V/cell is putting out more than 29v for a while.
If you are still running the Swordfish ESC, set the timing to 'Auto' for a couple of runs and compare the data. I've always found that with my Swordfish ESC's, the system runs cooler & more efficiently on the battery. That's just from observation. So some data might be good to see.See the danger. THEN DO IT ANYWAY!!!
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That was Fun.
I ran it on 8s just now.
The amps are down through out run because I am not going 100% throttle.
The max amp draw is similar to 6s but, with more volts the motor is spinning faster and getting the job done easier and sooner so you don't use full throttle drawing the huge amps.
40k rpm
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I think 8s is where its at for me. the lipos, motor and ESC were warm not hot. doing a timed run as not to over load lipos. starting at 4 minutes...lipos come off warm 100 too120 FComment
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Never run anything at its maximum limit.
Bear in mind a fully charged 8s pack at 4.2V/cell is putting out more than 29v for a while.
If you are still running the Swordfish ESC, set the timing to 'Auto' for a couple of runs and compare the data. I've always found that with my Swordfish ESC's, the system runs cooler & more efficiently on the battery. That's just from observation. So some data might be good to see.
do you use the Freewheeling setting on or off?Comment
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My swordfish ESC's are older than the newer ones with the freewheeling diode.
If you are only using part throttle you had better switch it on.
Part throttle can be very harmful to an ESC. The freewheeling diode should help.
If you can't use full throttle then don't run 8s. An ESC is most efficient at full noise.
Maybe drop the prop size down to allow full throttle if you want to continue running 8s.
You must be on the limit of that setup now so be careful.
Mind you, this is coming from a person that only runs oval laps where the throttle is pinned for the whole race for about 1.5 - 2 minutes.
A different concept to the few second bursts that you guys do.See the danger. THEN DO IT ANYWAY!!!
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My swordfish ESC's are older than the newer ones with the freewheeling diode.
If you are only using part throttle you had better switch it on.
Part throttle can be very harmful to an ESC. The freewheeling diode should help.
If you can't use full throttle then don't run 8s. An ESC is most efficient at full noise.
Maybe drop the prop size down to allow full throttle if you want to continue running 8s.
You must be on the limit of that setup now so be careful.
Mind you, this is coming from a person that only runs oval laps where the throttle is pinned for the whole race for about 1.5 - 2 minutes.
A different concept to the few second bursts that you guys do.
That concept I have never heard.
I never run at 100 % throttle for more then 2 to 4 seconds at a time ... Its doing over 70 mph at that point.
I want to go fast but, in short spurts.
And I want all the low end power that comes with my set up.
It runs cool and fast
I hope esc holds up.Comment
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More volts did not rise or lower amps.
Just put the rpms in better place imo
I am sticking with 8s for now and see where I am at.Comment
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