Anybody got the Hobbywing EZRun Max10 G2 combo (80A ESC + 3652 G3 Motor) onboard their mini truggy?
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Hobbywing EZRun Max10 G2 Combo Install
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Not a big deal on "roomy" platforms. Trying to find something for the Max10's combo sensor cable to latch on to has me frustrated. The extra bulky plug is a real headache in the mini truggy chassis.
I may have to revert back to the stock center diff support brace to make things work.
Or, I may just scrap the idea and get another Quicrun combo.
I may have to revert back to the stock center diff support brace to make things work.
Or, I may just scrap the idea and get another Quicrun combo.
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One Step Closer
Well, the ESC is taped down. A complete 180 from where I thought I needed to go. No going back now.
Well, the ESC is taped down. A complete 180 from where I thought I needed to go. No going back now.
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Snip, snip, snip...
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Not much space to work with and no room for a bigger motor either. That sure looks like a cool truck though!
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The EZRun speed control is not one's typical unit used for racing scenarios. Also, a longer can is not needed for this lighter weight platform. Some will even use 2-pole motors... just depends on the track and driver's trigger finger. I chose the EZRun because of price and, hopefully, the performance value. This is my first Max10 80A ESC combo, but I have other EZRun Max10 140A G2/G3 motor combos in SCTs and love 'em... the whole reason why I went the route I did with this ET410.2 ride.
If I were racing the mini truggy on high traction carpet/clay, I probably would have gone with a smaller designed ESC to have room to put things down low for COG (center of gravity) purposes. For medium traction bumpy backyard track "bashing" action... a sensored Max10 is filling the void... again
