AN Ian when water loadin on props you must also take the wheight of the ship into account as the props an motors are tryin to push the ship through the water medium that i cant do at home either if you see what i mean
chrisb
chrisb
It was the photo you posted of the ESC unit you posted. it says rated 7.2 - 16vone thing puzzeles me where do you get 16 v from
HI Pete here it is the ESC on ebay AN my brother found out in a test that no. 4 motor is faultY so hopefully that was the problem pic below OF ESC
yes i see what you mean Ian but will have a talk with the people who sell the motors i will buy an see what they say but i must admit that these bloomin beec ESC 'S seem to be the trouble as never had this prob when usein ELETRONIZE ESC an this is what i think is throwin meIt was the photo you posted of the ESC unit you posted. it says rated 7.2 - 16v

I don't think the ESCs can increase the voltage Ian, so the motors will only see the battery voltage - 12V I think.It was the photo you posted of the ESC unit you posted. it says rated 7.2 - 16v
AN YES Pete i think you are right but as ive never had this trouble before i could put a volt meter accross the motor terminals when running in high speed an see what voltage is Pete what you think ?I don't think the ESCs can increase the voltage Ian, so the motors will only see the battery voltage - 12V I think.
Pete
IM NOT sure regards my ones but i think its them brushless motors that pusle as the are ac current on them an they are not of my understandin as im havin a job with the bloomin ole becc ones AaaaaaaccchhhhhI don't know Chris, don't those ESCs pulse the power to the motors?
Pete

Stall current of about 14 A is much lower that those Graupner motors Chris, so hopefully you won't have problems with fuses. I just hope they have enough power to get Tiger moving.well Guys went to W/W model show yesterday an boy was the day a cooker an just two ice creams at 9 quid dint buy any more but ive bought 4 motors for tiger but to me they seem a bit small as they are 540 motors an they are rated at 4.5 v up to 15v an at 12v will reve at 14'500 rpm an the chap says they should do the job of movin an sailin tiger but i have my doubts an i got a receipt from him for the motors an i can send them back for more powerfull motors as yesterday there was not a great choise of them so wil fit them an see how she goes pic of them below in their boxes below
YES Pete this is the thing thats primerly on my mind so no fuses worry about but will the motors be powerfull enough to move her any way it will take a few days or so to get them all fitted into tiger an then if nice wheather still i think i will take her to sheringham where i can go anytime but parkin is the problem so see what happensStall current of about 14 A is much lower that those Graupner motors Chris, so hopefully you won't have problems with fuses. I just hope they have enough power to get Tiger moving.
Pete
YES Pete i know that but i want her faster than when she first sailed as no speed no steerage an stabilizer wont give bite in the water so i need a bit of flank speedWell Chris, she's a warship not a dragster!
Pete
Yes John same here as never had these probs before an its all to do with the parts that i can no longer get as they have stopped makin them an im bein forced down this BECC ESC's route that i dont like its getting to much for me as well as this is about the 5 th time ive swopped the ESC an motors but untill i can find the solution ive got to keep tryin an my wallet is moaning lolAny one else confused by this latest update on the motors / wiring / fuses ?
Going to have lie down as this is all too much this early in the morning !
Yes Ian im afraid you are right as the 200mls journey there an back cost 30 quid in petrol an then the 32 quid to get through the gate an the 9 quid for a ice cream an the 7 quid for a cheaseburger an then the 28 quid for the motors has shot up the price but jen an i have looked forward for months to this show as we havnt been far since before covid an we just wanted to get out of the 4 walls so all yes an exspensive day but jen enjoyed herself whatchin the planes an the firworks an bomb exsploshions so not a bad day just as well its only once a yrI think if it was me in your predicament, I would have taken the motors and the ESC's and the fuses and started again with matched units. I know you are on a budget but the money you have put into this problem... you probaby would have saved a lot of money, time and effort in the end. Feel for you Chris and I hope that the motors you have got hold of do the job.
PS. for the entry price of that show and the extortionate price of the ice-creams you could have bought 4 brand new (read with Guarantee) motors and ESC's
Of course you could always set fire to it, like the Vikings and have a great day out at the lake.Yes Ian im afraid you are right as the 200mls journey there an back cost 30 quid in petrol an then the 32 quid to get through the gate an the 9 quid for a ice cream an the 7 quid for a cheaseburger an then the 28 quid for the motors has shot up the price but jen an i have looked forward for months to this show as we havnt been far since before covid an we just wanted to get out of the 4 walls so all yes an exspensive day but jen enjoyed herself whatchin the planes an the firworks an bomb exsploshions so not a bad day just as well its only once a yr
chrisb

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