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m14socom 02-13-2013 10:29 AM

Micro MOA
 
I am considering building a Micro MOA crawler using 2 Micro-T Diff. I have almost everything lined up except electronics. Is there an ESC small enough that has a drag brake? Also what is the smallest motor I could use for a crawler? I might have to step it up in scale and use mini-T diffs? Does anyone know of a good motor mounted diff? Another thing is I can gear it down some but, nowhere near what some of these crawlers are. I'll be using a GT3B not hacked quite yet, but esc mixing will be available.

Charlie-III 02-13-2013 11:26 AM

Re: Micro MOA
 
Castle Sidewinder Micro Pro or Tekin FX-R are both small, adjustable, good drag brake, instant reverse.
They can also run any battery you can fit in that sized rig as well as any brushed motor you can fit.

rangercat23 02-13-2013 11:30 AM

Re: Micro MOA
 
Tekin B1R

m14socom 02-13-2013 05:10 PM

Re: Micro MOA
 
Good info and I see the sidewinder go on classifieds quite often. Still don't know about the gearing situation, maybe use a winch or what motors to run.

m14socom 02-14-2013 09:14 AM

Re: Micro MOA
 
Should I run atomic BB motors?

spoo76 02-14-2013 09:30 AM

Spend some time in the losi micro area. There are some minoqlo and custom MOA builds. The micro sidewinder is great but still can be expensive used. Many like using the xys 10 and 20 amp escs. They are smaller than the castle and are less than $12 shipped for the 20amp and less than $10 for the 10amp. Both come in brake and no brake versions. Some links can be found in th3 what to buy and where thread. Id post them but taptalk makes it a pita

spoo76 02-14-2013 09:34 AM

As far as the motor I very highly recommend the handwound micro motors from Danally. Links can also be found in the "the new what to buy and where" thread. His motors have noticeably better control & torque, less heat, better battery life and are very inexpensive

m14socom 02-14-2013 04:28 PM

Re: Micro MOA
 
Thank you guys your a bunch of help. I just ordered some titanium tube to use for the axles!

m14socom 02-15-2013 08:25 AM

Re: Micro MOA
 
"Many like using the xys 10 and 20 amp escs."
What does xys stand for?

spoo76 02-15-2013 11:06 AM

I honestly dont even remember if it has a full name. They are sold as xys on ebay and a website. The site and ebay seller is something like flying model heli. Ive posted links a few times and cephas has added links and info to his "new what to buy and where" sticky in the losi micro area. They are even smaller than the micro sidewinder and factory esx/rx combo

m14socom 02-15-2013 11:53 PM

Re: Micro MOA
 
New RC ESC 10A Brushed Motor Speed Controller1/16-24 for Car Boat Tank w/ brake [RC ESC 10A Brushed w/ brake] - US$9.50 : rcmodelpart

Is this the one you were referring too?

Meatwad 02-16-2013 12:31 AM

Yep same ones... I like them for winch controllers in 1/10

m14socom 02-17-2013 08:40 AM

Re: Micro MOA
 
Thanks for the help. These ESC are a bargain at 9.50! I think I'll have to use some spare motors laying around $25 is a little high considering I'd need two.

m14socom 02-19-2013 10:02 AM

Re: Micro MOA
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rangercat23 (Post 4178195)
Tekin B1R

I picked up a Tekin B1 for $23 NIB. What's the difference between it and the B1R?


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