SEARCH NO MORE, "THE CRAZY MOTOR FREEZER" IS THE BEST MOTOR FREEZER AVAILABLE FOR 1/10 & 1/12 PAN CAR AND 1/10 ONROAD.

I was please to introduce my product on HobbyTalk, the best forum for oval racer :)

This unit is not only another motor cooler... It's a motor Freezer.

http://www.crazyrcracing.com/resources/_wsb_494x328_CrazyFreezerDuo.jpg

This thermoelectric unit can really freeze your motor and it was design to fit under our ready to race oval car.

For more information please take a look at: http://www.crazyrcracing.com

Thanks

Ronald :thumbsup:

This is a cool device I am Going to get one of these, INstead of using Free on this is better.

thats true but didnt you use to use an upside down air can to cool your motors down before a race? lol

weapon1, when you are racing at a big event every edge you can have over the competition give you have a chance to win!!

i have the opportunity to use one for a race (on road)....and this unit freeze you motor like no one!!

if i had to buy one....it will be this one!! it fit any car and freeze like a popsicle!! and crazyronny is a great guy!! :thumbsup:

Pace

Does this thing use Pelltier elements? Could build one real cheap from a temp. calibrator!!

Does this cool as cold as the much more motor cooler?? That motor cooler gets colder then freeze spray.. Is this one as good?? also what is the price??

Does this cool as cold as the much more motor cooler?? That motor cooler gets colder then freeze spray.. Is this one as good?? also what is the price??

Like racin Jason stated, it does look like it uses peltiers... Burbs, the coldness really depends on the rating of the peltier. Also the type of heatsink you use.

THe muchmore cooler I guess uses a heat pump instead. Similar to a peltier but different.

Hi everybody and thanks fot your interest,

To reply to some of your question,

I never have personnally one of the MM units, and I don't realy want to play the game of which is better... I just want to offer you my product and I will let my customers see for themself and made there own opinion... but honestly I'm confident. I have already a good testimonial from an happy customer on my website.

Yes this unit use some peltier device, but please I hope this thread will stay on topic and it will not be turn into a how-to thread.

With this "Motor Freezer" you will not need to use an upside down air can or something like this again, the freezer effect stay longer because it's not only in surface.

And thank Pace for the kind word :thumbsup: maybe I could give you a 10% rebate .... lol

CrazyRonny
http://www.crazyrcracing.com/

Another nice thing about this one is you can use it while in the car because of the half C clamp.

I got 2 of them in today and they are top notch.
Might not be as pretty and polished as the MM unit, but definately gets colder and alot quicker. In less than 5 minutes there was frost on the clamp. Plus the clamp is made of copper and not alum. Copper from what I understand conducts the cold much better than alum.

I wish i had seen this before i bought the mm cooler. any idea of a upgrade for the mm cooler? How much are these anyway?

Ronny

I am convinced how do i sign up for one?

Ronny

I am convinced how do i sign up for one?

I have receive your email, your unit should be ready to ship next week.

Thanks

CrazyRonny
http://www.crazyrcracing.com/

What is the price of this item?

Says $99 on his site.....................

I will add a fan guard grill on all the new units that I will make to protect the fan but especially to protect your finger. This fan can bite :)

I will ship a fan guard grill with 4 screw to all my customers that have already there Crazy Motor Freezer.

CrazyRonny
**** Crazy RC **** (http://www.crazyrcracing.com)

Has anybody experiment on how this would effect the magnets in your motor?...I mean
at a big race...Who cares but for weekly racing...........Would you have to rezap your magnets or replace them sooner?

Ronny
Dont worry about my 2 units. I picked up 2 guards and attached them last night.
I did find out that a #4 1" flathead screw worked perfectly.
Added 3' of 18gu wire with some alligator clips and she is ready to rock and roll.

Hi erock1331, it's as you wish... I was supposed to ship it to you today, and the screws I use was also #4 1" flathead screw ;) . Will you test them this weekend?

Hi bud3738, I'm not realy a motor expert... but heat would effect negatively the magnets in our motor... If you start with a colder motor you could also finish with a colder motor and I'm sure that it will prolonge the life of your magnet. I saw no degradation in the performance of my motor by using the Freezer.

But if a motor expert could give us his opinion about that, I will be please.

CrazyRonny
http://www.crazyrcracing.com

Hi erock1331, it's as you wish... I was supposed to ship it to you today, and the screws I use was also #4 1" flathead screw ;) . Will you test them this weekend?

Hi bud3738, I'm not realy a motor expert... but heat would effect negatively the magnets in our motor... If you start with a colder motor you could also finish with a colder motor and I'm sure that it will prolonge the life of your magnet. I saw no degradation in the performance of my motor by using the Freezer.

But if a motor expert could give us his opinion about that, I will be please.

CrazyRonny
http://www.crazyrcracing.com

There are no adverse affects of freezing a motor that I have found. Keeping it cold allows the motor to stay cooler longer which reduces resistance (as the motor gets hot the resistance goes up...one of the reasons a motor slows down during a race) and it keeps the magnets cool as well as their strenght goes down with heat.

Cant go wrong with a motor cooler that actualy works (like this one does) in my opinion.

EA

How does this compare to the MM cooler,that I just bought? is there a way to make the MM get cooler I heard that a different fan or something could be used?

pepe,
I talked to a guy that was making these devices long before MM was.

He said a major component to how well it cools was definately the fan used and how much air (CFM) it puts out to cool the heat sink.

The 50mm fan on the muchmore is about as strong as you can get in that size. I hear it is custom made for them. Believe me I searched and searched when my MM fan broke. I never did find anything quite as powerful as their's was. Best i could find in 50mm was 17 cfm, 5800 rpm. The MM fan was 12,000 rpm, never did get the cfm rating, If I had to guess i would say around 20 cfm. Mine cooled well though after I replaced the fan. Still got the motor down to low 20's high 30's.

Crazy Ronny's uses a 60mm fan. The bigger the better it seems.

who makes the much more motor freezer

who makes the much more motor freezer

I've got one if you want it, it's NIB, good price!

who makes the much more motor freezer

Much More Racing

There are no adverse affects of freezing a motor that I have found. Keeping it cold allows the motor to stay cooler longer which reduces resistance (as the motor gets hot the resistance goes up...one of the reasons a motor slows down during a race) and it keeps the magnets cool as well as their strenght goes down with heat.

Cant go wrong with a motor cooler that actualy works (like this one does) in my opinion.

EA

Thanks to confirm that Eric, and thanks for your support.

I can't ask for a better motor expert :thumbsup:

CrazyRonny
http://www.crazyrcracing.com

pepe,
I talked to a guy that was making these devices long before MM was.

He said a major component to how well it cools was definately the fan used and how much air (CFM) it puts out to cool the heat sink.

The 50mm fan on the muchmore is about as strong as you can get in that size. I hear it is custom made for them. Believe me I searched and searched when my MM fan broke. I never did find anything quite as powerful as their's was. Best i could find in 50mm was 17 cfm, 5800 rpm. The MM fan was 12,000 rpm, never did get the cfm rating, If I had to guess i would say around 20 cfm. Mine cooled well though after I replaced the fan. Still got the motor down to low 20's high 30's.

Crazy Ronny's uses a 60mm fan. The bigger the better it seems.

It's exact. the colder you can kept the hot side, the colder your cold side will be. But there is some limit, past a certain point, even if you blow more air it will not make any significant difference.

CrazyRonny
http://www.crazyrcracing.com

Had really good luck with my cooler last night in 19T. definately worked better than the MM unit. Colder and alot quicker.

Pretty much left mine on all day too. 12AM to 12PM


Ronny, you got a PM

Ronald,
You have mail

Bob T

crazyronny. use my motor frezzer this past week end and love it. motor went on the track at 27 degrees.

27 degrees??? I think the temp probe my friend was using was broke, it said mine only got down to 58 degrees.

PS. The aluminum heat sink fell off on me, how do I re-attach it???

Thanks, Bret

Brett,
If your going to Canada, St Roch next weekend, Ronald will be there and should be able to help you with that. See you there

Bob T

what we have been doing is
before you put the motor in the car, take a small plastic tupperware container and cut a hole in the bottom of it, large enough to fit over the clamp. then drop the motor in from the top and put the lid back on. This keeps the warm air off the motor and allows it to get cooler. My buddies motor was down to 13 degrees.

It froze to the clamp, lol

Then take it out with 2 heats to go and put the motor in and put the cooler back on the motor.

I was able to run my fastest run ever at Classic in stock using this method.

Hi everybody,

I'm realy please that you like your "Crazy Motor Freezer" :thumbsup:

And keep breaking records ;)



27 degrees??? I think the temp probe my friend was using was broke, it said mine only got down to 58 degrees.

PS. The aluminum heat sink fell off on me, how do I re-attach it???

Thanks, Bret

Hi Bret, are you sure it's one of my freezer that you have? I can't see how this could appen, the clamp side and heatsink side is bolt together and this make a realy tough unit.

But if it's one of my units send me an email to info@crazyrcracing.com and I will take care of it.

CrazyRonny
http://www.crazyrcracing.com

Bret, Ronny is a real stand-up guy. If you have any problems I am sure that he will set you right. I'll see you at the Rock very soon. If you have any questions it would be my pleasure to help you out.

Crazy Ronny's unit is by far the best that I have used. Recently, I used it to help me win the 1/12 scale class at the Jeff Sears Memorial Race in Plattsburgh.

Antonio De Nino

Ronny,

Did you get the e-mail I sent you yesterday?

Ray C

Bret, Ronny is a real stand-up guy. If you have any problems I am sure that he will set you right. I'll see you at the Rock very soon. If you have any questions it would be my pleasure to help you out.

Crazy Ronny's unit is by far the best that I have used. Recently, I used it to help me win the 1/12 scale class at the Jeff Sears Memorial Race in Plattsburgh.

Antonio De Nino

Hi Antonio,

Thumbs up :thumbsup: for your win at the Jeff Sears Memorial Race. That's the way to go ;)

Ronny,

Did you get the e-mail I sent you yesterday?

Ray C

Hi Ray,

Yes I have receive your email, sorry if I have not already reply to it.... and for all the other also... But I will try to reply to the email I have receive for the past 2 or 3 days tonight.

You guy keep me very busy ;) ... And I can't work on the Freezer and be on the Web at the same time... wish you will understand why there is a delay for the reply sometime.

But I will try to do my best :)

And thanks for your support :thumbsup:

CrazyRonny
http://www.crazyrcracing.com

sorry jet it was 27 degrees

My techno freind tells me the cold will not adversly affect the magnets in stock. But due to the very strong rare earth magnets used in mod cans, you probably only want to chill them. It has a similar effect on the magnets as heat does in demagnetization. Heavy wall impacts are our biggest worry anyway. BC

Rockin Bob13, I am not sure about your "techno" friend, but I believe that a cooler motor at the end of my 4 minute run is better. Heat takes away power and efficiency.

Sorry dude, you can keep listening to your friend, but I will keep using my "Crazy Ronny motor freezer" and keep my car in the winners circle!

Antonio De Nino

I didn't say it was bad to run a cold motor. You should use it. I said if you make it too cold, that could weaken the mags in mod cans. I dip mine in liquid nitrogen and beat 'em all the time. ;) BC

Hi everybody,

I'm realy please that you like your "Crazy Motor Freezer" :thumbsup:

And keep breaking records ;)





Hi Bret, are you sure it's one of my freezer that you have? I can't see how this could appen, the clamp side and heatsink side is bolt together and this make a realy tough unit.

But if it's one of my units send me an email to info@crazyrcracing.com and I will take care of it.

CrazyRonny
http://www.crazyrcracing.com

I apoligize...The unit I have is NOT CRAZY RONNY unit...I was confused, both are Canadian.
Sorry, Bret

I apoligize...The unit I have is NOT CRAZY RONNY unit...I was confused, both are Canadian.
Sorry, Bret

Hi Bret, it's ok ;) but thank you to clarify this with us.

But if you cant resolve your problem with the maker of your unit. Send me an email, I can help you even if it's not one of mine.

CrazyRonny
http://www.crazyrcracing.com

Ronny,
Just wanted to let you know that I love your Motor Cooler, I got it on Thursday and used it this weekend, it worked awesome. Thank you for making a great product, see you this weekend in Canada.

Bob T

I suppose you would have to consider this to be a testimonial. I bought five of the Motor Freezers to sell at Thunder Road. At the first race, one of our racers went up a tooth on his pinion, cooled the motor, and set a new lap record; running two laps faster than the previous record. The things seem to work! Thanks; Enrie P. :cool:

Ronny,
Just wanted to let you know that I love your Motor Cooler, I got it on Thursday and used it this weekend, it worked awesome. Thank you for making a great product, see you this weekend in Canada.

Bob T

I'm happy that you like your Crazy Freezer :)
I will try to find time to work on my car between the making of the Freezer... Can't wait for this weekend for door to door oval action :thumbsup:

CrazyRonny
http://www.crazyrcracing.com

I suppose you would have to consider this to be a testimonial. I bought five of the Motor Freezers to sell at Thunder Road. At the first race, one of our racers went up a tooth on his pinion, cooled the motor, and set a new lap record; running two laps faster than the previous record. The things seem to work! Thanks; Enrie P. :cool:

Effectively I think this is a testimonial Ernie.... and what a great one...breaking the record by two laps.... Wow :thumbsup:

CrazyRonny
http://www.crazyrcracing.com

You make a great product; have great communication; and follow up on things. I wish all manufacturers treated their customers as well. We'll be doing business again. Thanks; Ernie P. :cool:

Hi everybody :wave:

Just want to thank all the people that come to The Rock Classic race this past weekend, I was very please to meet some of you and to shake some hand. Your positive comments and your apreciation of the "Crazy Freezer" was appreciate and it encourage me a lot.

Thanks to all of you... :thumbsup:

CrazyRonny
Ronald Bolduc
http://www.crazyrcracing.com

Hello again Ronnie... It was a pleasure not only to meet you at the Rock but to race with you in the 12th scale... We had a heck of a race there for a bit. Talk to you later, you should talk to Antonio and come down to Plattsburgh and we can get a 12th scale race going.

Jason "Rudy" Peryea