Losi LOSB9595 Xcelorin 10250Kv Brushless Combo ESC Motor 1/36 Micro Highroller | eBay
would this fit? be a smart choice?
would this fit? be a smart choice?
-
Welcome to RCCrawler Forums.
It looks like you're enjoying RCCrawler's Forums but haven't created an account yet. Why not take a minute to register for your own free account now? As a member you get free access to all of our forums and posts plus the ability to post your own messages, communicate directly with other members, and much more. Register now!
Already a member? Login at the top of this page to stop seeing this message.
brushless motor/esc on ebay. worth it?
- Thread starter steevo
- Start date
rik
RCC Addict
not a smart choice imo. you would want to go with a sensored brushless system. this is sensorless. so you will get cogging at low rpm's. which, is where you do your crawling. senorsed is the way to go. besides that, i really dont see much of a point in a brushless system in these guys. kinda overkill..
matts175
Rock Stacker
rik
RCC Addict
umm ok. and what wheel and tires you buying? 1.9's? j/k ;-)
i'm running miclaws with 30 grams on each front tire. stock esc with the predator motor has more than enough power. are ya building a rock racer?
rik
RCC Addict
did you see the outrunner thread?
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/losi...12-anyone-mounted-micro-outrunner-before.html
seems like that could be an option. some cool stuff.
i hear ya on the tires. seems like slim pickins.. glad i got the qlo's when i did. keep lookin tho.
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/losi...12-anyone-mounted-micro-outrunner-before.html
seems like that could be an option. some cool stuff.
i hear ya on the tires. seems like slim pickins.. glad i got the qlo's when i did. keep lookin tho.
If brushless is a must you are better off with a micro outrunner. a few have mounted them before and sensorless outrunners wont cog as much and have much more torque.
if you just need torque in an easy bolt in solution get on the list for one of getbents predator motors. direct bolt in,dual ball bearing, lots of torque,a little slower than stock for easy crawlin. best of all it works with stock electronics
another option with less torque but also a bolt in is the atomicBB II if you can find one
if you just need torque in an easy bolt in solution get on the list for one of getbents predator motors. direct bolt in,dual ball bearing, lots of torque,a little slower than stock for easy crawlin. best of all it works with stock electronics
another option with less torque but also a bolt in is the atomicBB II if you can find one
