new yeah racing brushless combo's

[Dubs Chops]

Has anyone used the new yeah racing brushless combo's ? I dont know a lot about brushless yet so i dont know if this is worth the $100 or not.

http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/rc-bru...cPath=293_1021

[thatguy]

for the price they work very well.its not as smooth as a mamba.but for a beater, basher type ride they are great.

[ManxCrawler]

I have 2 ezrun systems, one is a 35A 3000kV, the other is a 60A 3300kV

Programming them is so easy with the card (a pity my Sidewinder and Mamba aren't as easy)

For the money I think they're brilliant, not as smooth as either the Castle ESC's from a standstill but with the gearing we use in crawlers it won't be as noticeable

...also, they're much cheaper on a well known online auction site ;)

Kev

[47willysbuggy]

how would you compare the brushed motors with a castle sidewinder to that combo?

[ManxCrawler]

Problem is that the baseline 3000kv system performs like a 27T stocker, not what I'd call ideal in a crawler

I use the ezrun systems in my drifter/tourers and a Holmes Hobbies Crawlmaster Sport 3014 1000kv in my Axial

Kev

[JohnRobHolmes]

Sensorless 1200kv inrunner? I can tell you right now that it won't work well. It won't start up in a bind, and the amperage will be HUGE when it is knocking around and trying to get going.

Put a sensor on there and it would work. Put an outrunner with a higher pole/slot count and it would work. Use it as they sell it and the performance will be very lackluster at slow speeds.

[47willysbuggy]

So its not a good idea?

[JohnRobHolmes]

I would say not, judging from the description. Low speed control (the key to crawling) would be missing altogether.