RC Gearing 101
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2023
- In this video AJ walks the new people through the basics of gearing and what to look for when changing the gearing in an RC. AJ covers the hows and whys of the issue and talks about everything from pinion size to tire sizes and how the affect the amp draw and power consumption. From heat related issues to speed, AJ walks you through the basics to get you on your feet as soon as possible. Come along as we add yet one more video to our 101 playlist.
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I really like this Channel! Its really good and he knows pretty much everything about RCs. Really great videos. Very professional 👍👍
Thank you very much!
You’re the best! Thank you for sharing your knowledge big dawg 🫡
Thanks for taking the time to record this. Very useful for someone just getting back into the hobby. Thank 👍
I think he has been doing this many, many years or he is an Eisteine. I'm hope AJJam will do a video on steering shims and how to tighten up the 3s BLX line up ..
Excellent content as usual , thanks for covering this complex subject 👍👍
My pleasure!😎👍
Awesome explanation and walkthrough. Tons of great information AJ. 👍🏼
Excellent 101 video. Will share this well explained video with a few newbie RC enthusiasts.
Really a great video! Thanks so much!
This is a great video and I learned a lot from you (and subscribed!) but, correct me if I'm wrong, isn't "1C" equal to the total amp hours of the battery? i.e.: for a 5200 mAh battery 1C == 5.2 amps and thus a 50C, 5200 mAh battery would be able to provide 50 x 5.2 amps max. Am I wrong? You seem to imply that "50C == 50 amps" regardless of the mAh, but I totally could be missing something! Again, great video!
That is not how it works. The C rating has little to do with capacity. You can have a 5200 mAh battery in 20c or 120c. Power draw or amps is the safe amount of current the battery can handle without damage. What you refer to is charging amps. For a 5200 mAh battery 5.2 amps is the max charging amps you should use. A 2000 mAh should use 2.0 charging amps and so forth. This has nothing to do with the C rating. I hope this helps and thanks for asking. You should check out RC batteries 101 in our 101 playlist. It’s informative 😎👍
Thank you for another great video. just being use to taking off the body and just going by touch was my normal. im going to get more technical now and get my old nitro temp gun out next time.
AAA plus again great video.
Great Video a lot of information
Always good thanks👍
Awesome!
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Thanks for the lessons! Would you please do a motors 101?
Sounds like a good idea. Thanks for suggesting it 😎👍
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I'm looking at gears online for my SCX10 6X6 so I can get a general idea of what to get at my local hobby store and I've noticed some gears have a pitch number and others don't. What exactly is the gear pitch? I've seen 32p, 36p, I think maybe even a 48p, I can't remember. If a spur gear has a 32p, does the pinion also have to have a 32p in order to work properly? What about the gears that don't have a pitch number? Can I use a 15T pinion with an 87T spur if both gears don't have a pitch number listed and are made of steel?
My 6X6 has a dual motor set-up (I'll be using 2 brushless) mounted to the single speed transmission and all 3 differentials are spool type. I have 2.2 wheels with aggressive, deep cleats in the rubber for maximum climbing capability mounted on straight axles (not portal).
Bonnie X-maxx change pinion gear many times, slip self righting time😓
I have a Team Associate Sc10 2WD with 87T spur and 17T pinion mated to 12-turn 550 Traxxas Titan brushed motor. It burned down Radiolink Cool 9030 (90A rated) and ISDT ESC70 (70A rated) escs on both 2S and 3S LiPo batteries at 50C rating. I went to a hobby shop, and they told me to up the pinion gear so it wouldn't pull so much amperage because smaller pinion is higher torque = higher amperage true
Not true. More resistance = higher amp draw. Bigger pinion = more resistance.
AJ- great educational video!!! So should we shoot for 120-130 motor temps for the sweet spot?
Anywhere in that range should work. 😎👍
Friend, please help me, I'm new to car modeling, I built an onroad car, with a 64pitch pinion with 40T, and a 64pitch 96T spur gear, I use a hobywing 10bl120a esc, the futaba 3pv radio has the end point at 100%, the 10.5T Brushless engine for 1/10 cars in the few laps I drove, the spur gear damaged all the teeth, how can I be doing so that this doesn't happen?
Gear setup is touchy at times. Making sure your components are all using the same pitch is one issue that can pop up. Also the spacing between the gears is critical as well. Then there is the parts themselves, plastic, aluminum, or steel. Some hold up better than others.
Still got more questions
9:16 : sorry but I think you make a mistake with C rating to get the amperage you have to multiply C rate by the battery capacity
5200MAh x 20C = 5.2Ah x 20C = 104A
your battery can provide 104A and not 20A - 1C is not equal to 1A
I (current of discharge ) = rated energy batt (Ah) x C rate
That is good to know. Thank you for sharing that with our community. 😎👍
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Nope. The artists are in the description. Thanks for commenting 😎👍
@@AJJAMStudios I was commenting on your cap, S. T. P. *** Enjoy watching your videos!