CN blades
12-06-2006, 06:53 PM
hello;
first of all I´d like to present my respet to the forum.
I´ver read a lot about lepton pinions and the dificulty of finding them around.
As far as i know this pinions are 0.6 metric. and tamiya has a series for offroad trucks that matches this. they go from 16 teeth to 29 teeth, they are made of aluminiun and some of them are hard anodized and template.
I have made an order to an online shop i expect to receive it soon. I will inform as soon as i receive them if they are really worth buying. But if so, then, we will have the chance to try diferent motors with no limitation because of lack of pinions. Tamiya really has good stuff and these pinions are made to sustain heavy torque/aceleration that offroad motors produce.
If I´m right (i hope), then, the searching of these pinions will be over.
I am trying to use a plettenber 15-12 that I have from another eheli (i love this motor) which in my opinion isone of the best around, i like kontronic kora too, they are the ones which uses a third anular bearing, holding the bottom of the bell of the outrunner motor, (a must). I run this motor at almost 15000 rpm without any vibration at all.
I hate high frecuency vibrations, that´s why I gave up flying glow helis and changed my fleet to ehelis.
ending,
Once again, thanks to the administrator for this so smart forun
yours
CN BLADES
C. nold
first of all I´d like to present my respet to the forum.
I´ver read a lot about lepton pinions and the dificulty of finding them around.
As far as i know this pinions are 0.6 metric. and tamiya has a series for offroad trucks that matches this. they go from 16 teeth to 29 teeth, they are made of aluminiun and some of them are hard anodized and template.
I have made an order to an online shop i expect to receive it soon. I will inform as soon as i receive them if they are really worth buying. But if so, then, we will have the chance to try diferent motors with no limitation because of lack of pinions. Tamiya really has good stuff and these pinions are made to sustain heavy torque/aceleration that offroad motors produce.
If I´m right (i hope), then, the searching of these pinions will be over.
I am trying to use a plettenber 15-12 that I have from another eheli (i love this motor) which in my opinion isone of the best around, i like kontronic kora too, they are the ones which uses a third anular bearing, holding the bottom of the bell of the outrunner motor, (a must). I run this motor at almost 15000 rpm without any vibration at all.
I hate high frecuency vibrations, that´s why I gave up flying glow helis and changed my fleet to ehelis.
ending,
Once again, thanks to the administrator for this so smart forun
yours
CN BLADES
C. nold