Testing Pursuit with a 4074 1800kv 180a ecs and turtle modded x447/3 on 6s1p 55.8 mph

[lenny]

Update on the Pursuit and the turtle that modded my x447/3 prop,
Did some testing today on 4s1p and 6s1p with the modded T x447/3 prop.
All temps are under 120f after the short runs.
Also I think this is the turtle that did the work on my prop,
It's shell in the back left side is nice a buffed and dark now where the boat mounted it.

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Now modded T x447/3 Pursuit 083.jpg


Sorry,
Video's next page down.

[lenny]

Hear we go.

4s1p 40c 4000mah and just testing the prop since the T mod to it.

6s1p 40c 5000mah take one.

6s1p 40c 5000mah take two same pack.

Also the 6s pack is a little off on one of the cells by about .8 when fully charged,
But that is how I bought the pack used for $20.00 on hear.
Reading after the runs are 3.81 3.86 3.86 3.85 3.86 3.87.
The temps on the 6s short runs so far are below 120f on everything,
And that is adding 10 degrees to the 120f. From stopped time to hatch off.
I guess the higher volts and less amps are more efficient and showing lower temps for the setup.

[Heaving Earth]

Fast boat there

[kevinpratt823]

She's moving alright. That thing's gotta be working pretty hard to spin that much prop at those rpm's, did you get any temp readings after multiple passes yet?
BTW, your paint job scheme is pretty sweet!

[lenny]

Thanks,
But it may be running a little wet if I could see it better.

And yes,
Added temp info above for the for the first and second runs.
This is only the third time out testing this setup on 6s for me,
But I think the motor may have had 6s or more through it before.
Because I bought it used on hear and it had a weird smell to it,
And the guy had no clue what he was doing as for FE setups.

The paint is all kintec racing's doing.
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And it is missing the original hatch, It was lost some where in Alaska.

[kevinpratt823]

Higher volts/less amps really only applies when you reduce the kv of the motor to match the same rpm's. Higher volts/same kv means higher rpm's, increased load, higher amps, higher temps..........
Be very cautious if you want to run this setup, IMO anything more than a few wide open passes and something may let go.......
But you're the one running it, so it's your experience that counts most, and so far it certainly appears to run well.

[lenny]

I also still have the internal BEC hooked up,
And timing is set at 15.00 degrees.
I do not know what's up with this setup,
But the higher volts I go the lower my temps go on the setup and the connectors to.

[Heaving Earth]

I have the same problem with my mm. It runs cooler on 5s than 4. Not that's it's a problem lol

[srislash]

Looks good Lenny. Your making me want to build mine there. BTW I had the same temp issue when I went to 5s on my 1515 powered Geico. Come to think of it,I think the Shocker(1800kv) was much happier with the volts as well.

[Heaving Earth]

I've always wondered if running a brushless motor at lower rpm than possible becomes inefficient. What effect does timing play based on rpm being used, if any?
I always run my tube power amps at full throttle and designate volume with the preamp. The tube amps seem to sound better when they're working at full capacity. I'm sure I'm way off but still curious

[srislash]

I definitely think there is a designed efficiency built into them. My slash runs longer on 4s than 3s based on the same mah batteries.

[Heaving Earth]

I definitely think there is a designed efficiency built into them. My slash runs longer on 4s than 3s based on the same mah batteries.

Curious

[kevinpratt823]

I definitely think there is a designed efficiency built into them. My slash runs longer on 4s than 3s based on the same mah batteries.

This is normal if using the same mah battery. The higher voltage produces more watt-hours, which is the real measure of power available.
Regaurdless, whatever Lenny's doing appears to be working well, curious what the gps would say, it looks FAST. Keep us posted when you get some longer harder runs on her!

[lenny]

Up date and a long story.

Ok the boat is running very good on 6s at 5 minutes of run time on 1 6s 40c 5000mah turnigy pack,
And temps are below 100f on the setup, Two packs in parallel would be a lot better for the setup tho.

Also I did a good blooper and torpedoed a real boat at about 30mph right in the center of the starboard side,
It was just setting in the middle of the big lake where I run and I was trying to go behind it and pass him.
And I hear a loud bang and the guy just put his hands in the air,
I said sorry and ran the boat back in to shore to check it over.
It had a 1/16"chip in the gelcoat paint on the bow tip and that was it,
On the real boat that was two weeks old I think I found a ding from my bow.
But he was cool because I fixed his prop that looked a lot worse than my prop that hit the turtle before the modding,
It is a nice boat but the lake is way to shallow for that deep V out board.

Hears a picture of the boat that I hit,
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But I did not get the hit on video.

[olwarbirds]

Lenny, nice vids tks for sharing....I will post some vids later this week of our pursuit running 6S Leo 4074 2200kv or 4082 2000kv and we also are not experiencing any kind of overheating or over amping probs at all..we been running 44mm props of various pitches to see which one is the best all around....DJ