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molina 03-28-2010 10:54 PM

Losi Comp crawler
 
Well guys I did it. I stumbled across some extra cash (overtime) and ordered a Losi Comp crawler. I was hoping for some input on what I should use to complete the truck maybe from people with experience. Thanks for any info.

James003 03-28-2010 11:45 PM

If you go to the losi comp crawler section here on the forum there are tons of threads showing what people use on their lcc's. What I like to do is read through them and you will quickly start to see the most popular parts that people use in their crawlers.

2500hdon37s 03-29-2010 12:33 AM

YOU WILL WANT A GOOD BRUSHLESS SYSTEM! id recomed an 18.5t goat with a 12t-14t pinon I run a 2s Goat 18.5t

Emmeth 03-29-2010 05:27 AM

I'll be do the same purchase within days, this community is gorgeous for learning and having fun, despiting I have just joined.

I have learnt about the LCC -> an high torque servo , something around 300 oz. , a brushless combo like a 21.5 T , a micro servo to use the dig with a 3 channel radio with a 3 buttons switch.

Done that, you are ready to begin in a really good way.

After several months of crawling practice here and there you might want to upgrade few parts, but I think that to begin, those parts could be more than enough, I guess. I'm super noob too.

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Blood_Clod 03-30-2010 10:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 2500hdon37s (Post 2381305)
YOU WILL WANT A GOOD BRUSHLESS SYSTEM! id recomed an 18.5t goat with a 12t-14t pinon I run a 2s Goat 18.5t


This is true. You won't be able to keep a brushed motor cool that has any sort of wheel speed.

I wouldn't event get the LNC if you don't plan on modding this thing out the ying-yang. In my opinion go with the AX-10. 2 of my (unexperienced) friend bought them and they have been nothing but trouble with the high friction drive trane.


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