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bengali548 07-11-2006 11:52 AM

no limit???
 
okay while i was looking at my broken xmod pcb i thought of something. my evo goes 20 ish mph (im guessing) and it gives 7.2 volts so what if i created a circuit of like 6 9 volt batteries and connected it straight to the motor

p.s. to people who want to call me an idiot for thinking about this just dont post

Namuna 07-11-2006 12:15 PM

The whole point of going through the PCB is so you can regulate the juice going to the motor. If you circumvent that, then you'd just have a constantly running motor, that was running at full speed.

bengali548 07-11-2006 01:14 PM

yes but it would sure as hell be fast and to stop it youd literally have to flip the car on its back wouldnt you

Namuna 07-11-2006 01:20 PM

Where's the fun in that? Speed without control basically defeats the purpose of driving RCs.

If you just wanted something to blast off as soon as you connected the leads and basically had no control...Well you might as well be into Model Rockets.

bengali548 07-11-2006 01:21 PM

tru but how many fet upgrades would u need to handle that much

edit: just realized wouldnt there be ALOT of heat and possible melting if i did this and btw this is best for drag races lol

Jazz32 07-11-2006 07:58 PM

9V inherently cannot supply a lot of current. In a series circuit, only one amount of current can flow through the entire thing, which will be limited by the weakest of the 9V. I would also expect that any motor you could hope to put in an xmod would melt and short under that much load--bad things would soon ensue.

Rez 07-12-2006 07:06 AM

Yeah... There's people who are reeeeeally into this stuff, and they've tried just about everything. I find it's best to read what they've done and learn from their example.

One issue that has pretty much been laid to rest, is nine volt batteries. They don't work for this application.

bengali548 07-12-2006 07:18 AM

yea lol well i had this thought after my friend told me the fastest xmod was 348 MPH and yes MPH supposedly once it hit that speed everything was melted and the brakes wasnt applied the xmod pcb just shut down

dont know if its tru but hell that would have flew if it was on the ground

Rez 07-12-2006 07:19 AM

Your friend is mistaken, unless he's talking about the Xmod he took with him on a commercial air liner.

Azimov 07-12-2006 12:00 PM

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my friend told me the fastest xmod was 348 MPH and yes MPH
Hmmm, they musta ran the thing at the Bonneville Salt Flats then. Probably beat the 1:1 scale rocket cars there too. And then, monkeys flew out of everyone's butts. Sorry, but that claim is SO outrageous, I'm surprised you believed him.

bengali548 07-12-2006 12:15 PM

dude i thought he was high like seriously but i know my friend hes not a liar he may be mis informed but for im to make up that stuff is not like him

Jazz32 07-12-2006 07:53 PM

People have tried really hard and put a lot of work in to hit the 40mph mark. A select few have been able to break 50mph on a speed checker. Even still.... for something that small, it would be extremely difficult to pull off on the ground. the smallest bump at that speed would send that car flying.

anticasper86 12-31-2006 08:52 PM

yeah dude the fastest rc car isnt faster then 150 go to youtube and put in fastest rc car ive done it its actually pretty cool. Yet, this car was not an xmod.

Tmodded 05-28-2007 12:01 PM

This ones pretty fast, but not an Xmods... or even electric. Still, its pretty cool seing an RC car hit 200+! Go to http://youtube.com/watch?v=VPmwx6A5sqY to see it

Azimov 05-28-2007 12:31 PM

Gotta be the stupidest thing I ever saw. See the operative letters in the title are RC. That's Radio Controlled, not tethered. This car is not controlled, nor is it radio operated. It is just a gimmick to claim meaningless speed. RC is about racing and skill, not watching a tetherball whip around in a circle.


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