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starscream · 07.14.2005, 12:39 AM

Oooh ooooh I wanna turn on the soap box too ;)
I agree with ya Batfish, I guess that had to be said. I can't say enough about the help and support that Mike has provided.
So what do you think about the batt tubes Mike? Good, Bad, Indifferent? Would you be interested in carrying them? I know Pete personally. I can actually blame his brother for inflicting me with the brushless addiction. Now I can't stop :L:

Major, the motor is a maxcim N32 brushless motor made in the good OL USA http://www.maxcim.com. Unfortunately the guy who produced these motors has discontinued thier production. He told me that he couldn't keep up with the lower cost motors (I'm assuming the feigao's n such) so he had to give it up. He is an engineer in NYC so this was a side business anyway. The motor plate is a stock emaxx plate mounted to a tmaxx transmission. Its not too hard to do with a drill and a dremel. I gave that project up for my E-Revo aka Evo. I've spoken to Mike about upgrading my system to even higher voltage and am going to get a Lehner 1940/14 and a bk3670. This new system is begging for Lipo's.

I've got so much information, inspiration and help from this forum. I plan on givin Mike as much business as I can.

Thanks Mike

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starscream RC-Monster TQ Offline Posts: 703 Join Date: Mar 2005	07.14.2005, 12:39 AM Oooh ooooh I wanna turn on the soap box too ;) I agree with ya Batfish, I guess that had to be said. I can't say enough about the help and support that Mike has provided. So what do you think about the batt tubes Mike? Good, Bad, Indifferent? Would you be interested in carrying them? I know Pete personally. I can actually blame his brother for inflicting me with the brushless addiction. Now I can't stop :L: Major, the motor is a maxcim N32 brushless motor made in the good OL USA http://www.maxcim.com. Unfortunately the guy who produced these motors has discontinued thier production. He told me that he couldn't keep up with the lower cost motors (I'm assuming the feigao's n such) so he had to give it up. He is an engineer in NYC so this was a side business anyway. The motor plate is a stock emaxx plate mounted to a tmaxx transmission. Its not too hard to do with a drill and a dremel. I gave that project up for my E-Revo aka Evo. I've spoken to Mike about upgrading my system to even higher voltage and am going to get a Lehner 1940/14 and a bk3670. This new system is begging for Lipo's. I've got so much information, inspiration and help from this forum. I plan on givin Mike as much business as I can. Thanks Mike Ha Ha The Flashlight Strikes Again...