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Patrick · 03:52 AM

I like MT's and Neu's, but if getting the revo finished means waiting for one of the new esc's to come out then I'd say finish the RC10GT first.
I don't know how quickly you save money, but I wouldn't be surprised if you finished the RC10GT and had time to save up again for the neu and the new esc before it's released.
Plus depending on the what the new esc's spec's are, it might change what wind of neu you decide to get (might decide to go higher voltage if the controller can handle it). Or one of them could come out with a good combo (good performance and good value) and you might decide to try the combo. I know the motor won't be as good as a neu, but it might be close, and less expensive, hopefully.

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Patrick RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 862 Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Perth, Western Australia	10.06.2007, 03:45 AM I like MT's and Neu's, but if getting the revo finished means waiting for one of the new esc's to come out then I'd say finish the RC10GT first. I don't know how quickly you save money, but I wouldn't be surprised if you finished the RC10GT and had time to save up again for the neu and the new esc before it's released. Plus depending on the what the new esc's spec's are, it might change what wind of neu you decide to get (might decide to go higher voltage if the controller can handle it). Or one of them could come out with a good combo (good performance and good value) and you might decide to try the combo. I know the motor won't be as good as a neu, but it might be close, and less expensive, hopefully. Last edited by Patrick; 10.06.2007 at 03:52 AM.