I have a redcat rock crawler, and want to expland my slot capacity to make room for cooling fans. Will this work on an rc truck from redcat as well?
461119
If your guestion is about controll it will work if you have a tactic radio or a anylink on your current radio
461120
The 2.4Ghz frequency is used for a lot of short-range communication signals, so it needs encryption to lock the receiver to the transmitter signal. This avoids interference problems but requires a compatible 2.4Ghz transmitter such as the Tactic TTX400 (4 channels) or the TTX600 I use for model aircraft (6 channels). These use joystick controls -- Tactic also has a TTX240 with a trigger grip for use with ground vehicles, but it only has 2 channels. . . you sound like you need more.
572039
If it is a hot wheels slot car of the same scale and voltage it should work. I couldn't test any other slot cars with this. If you are looking for a matchbox car style track with a friction/gravity style of locomotion this is not what you are looking for. This has a small slot and two electrified rails for each car to pull electricity from which powers a small motor in the car.
763259
Yup so long as your rig has the tamaya or mini tamaya plug it will work just fine. If you converted to Traxxas plugs like I did then nope. But then again I put a lipo ready ESC on my Caldera Red Cat.
1779025
This controller will only work with a fan ALREADY equipped with a receiver. It is intended as a replacement. Hunter does sell kits with both this controller and a kit to add the receiver. It takes a bit of mechanical aptitude. Or buy a fan with both already. Less skill needed.
2018050
I have not tried it with those, but as a previous owner of both velociraptor and barracuda drives, I will have to say don't try it. The fan in it is small and don't vary it's speed if the drives get hot, which works fine for drives with lower rpm.
1678249
Hello there, 2 fans might work well - in my installation, I only installed one fan near the bottom blowing the air upwards. That seems to keep the fan motor out of extra heat from the frig. and should extend the motor life... I am in SW Texas and it does get hot here... Good Luck with your project!!
923381
Yes, they fit real nice, and I installed 2 on my 212 Evo in a push pull set up to exhaust towards the rear fans. I knew these would be better fans to cool the monster underneath it!
849757
Yes.you can. But to be sure just take a closer look at the battery in the picture. and see if one of the two connections match with the one coming out from your rc car.
1865871
it would have to be a small 12 v fan, with low rpm. I bought this for a 30 rpm motor, which turn very slow at high speed, if its a cooling fan, it will not work for you, as cooling fans turn at very high rpm. I suggest you get the specs of the fan, before buying a condroller.
883989
I can't tell you if the factory esc will take it but I put a castle creations sct combo in mine for 100 bucks and the truck handles it very well.I bought this truck just to put brushless in because of the all steel gears It def. needs a wheelie bar tho. I am trying to put a bigger pinion on it and the 48p pinions I have don't fit right, so I found Redcat racing pinions online, haven't tried them yet. I love this truck !! Have Fun !!
1390791
Yes the fan you linked would fit and work just fine. The attached fan may be ugly but it is the highest quality fan I've ever used. It is near silent even at max RPM.
1057250
It will work in any 1/10 scale Surface RC. The mount holes are universal. It may not be the perfect setup for a monster truck, but it should work fine if you gear correctly. When you first install it, Don't push it too hard until you can get some temp readings, to tell you to either gear up or gear down.
426528
It is universal since it can be mounted on every make and model. Now, getting it work is another story. You have to know which line is going to the cooler, and which line is return. And also, to make the fan work desirable, you need to wire it to the thermosat, so the fan can be turned on when hot, and staying off when cold. Good luck!
539804
Can't answer that one for sure. You may want to check with the manufacturer. It would work when using the cooling unit at 15 amp and under.
23382
Yes this is the same speed controller you need for vortex fans. I'm using it currently on the 8" s-line fan with brushless motor. this controller is what is recommended to use by atmosphere.
1760731
As I stated in my review I fastened a finned aluminum heatsink to the top of an RC's ectronic speed control for my offroad race truck. I still had a temp issue so I installed a cooling fan on the heatsik with only the ARCTIC LLUMINUM adhesive holding it on. You will need a sizable contact patch to fasten something down with it so if you are trying to fasten individual fins it may not work. I do think it will work if your fins are connected at the bottom to a main base-plate that you want to fasten to you cover. If you try it follow directions carefully and exactly remembering they recomend the two mating serfaces must very flat and you can't just glue around the edges and expect it to hold and transfer the heat. You must spread a thin layer over entire pc. to be attached and clamp down to squeeze out excess glue till dry! I hope this helped you out because this is the kind of OFF THE WALL stuff I specialize in and make my living on!!!! w
1987932
Yes, it shouyld have plenty of power to do what you require. You might have to aim a small computer fan at the motor housing to help it keep cool. Depends on where your at and the ambient temp.