BL outrunner powered scooter
 

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYjtu...755&feature=iv

Im impressed- when he guns the throttle it wheelies :oh:

That is got me thinking, I have two of those scooters sitting around somewhere...

Just makes me think of what could be done with one of the bigger electrics and 36 volts. Love those outrunners, so cool to watch in motion.

I am thinking this may become a winter project. Thinking about it I am sure one of the scooters I have is made out of steel, making the welding a hell of a lot easier. That and it has a hallow kickplate that would be perfect for mounting the electronics and batteries.

Does anyone make a mechanical brushless speed control? I would not want to be at the mercy of someone else using a remote!

Esc's work of a positive/negative/signal how hard would it be to wire something into that?

just use a servo tester

thats what we use to fool aircraft esc's into working with our pistol grip radios

a side note what motor is that?

Rimfire 50-65-300

I love outrunner motors too. :yes:

They really do make alot of torque.