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E-Revonut · 03.17.2008, 08:40 PM

I started with Nitro cause I thought they where faster and had more power! Bought a RC18T for myself as a X-mas gift and put a mamba kit in it......Haven't ran a nitro since! Then I built an E-Revo, bought a 3905 E-maxx, and a losi mini slider! Electric and BL is the wave of the future! There's no doubt that they are just as fast and way more powerful, not to mention they run the same no matter if it's 40 or if it's 90 outside! I like tinkering with Nitro a little still but I don't always have an hour to get everything out, get it started, tuned, and have fun! Now if I have 15 minutes free I can grab my E-Revo or Maxx and go have fun! Keep playing with brushless and the bug will bite you! IMO though a single vxl setup isn't enough for an E-maxx, I haven't played with them yet though, some love them, some frown on them, but they where designed for light 2WD vehicles, not heavy 4WD ones. I know what I have isn't the greatest but I think the Novak HV is much more up to the task moving a 9.5lb vehicle. Good luck!

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E-Revonut RC-Monster RC8T Offline Posts: 2,554 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Syracuse, New York (Camillus)	03.17.2008, 08:40 PM I started with Nitro cause I thought they where faster and had more power! Bought a RC18T for myself as a X-mas gift and put a mamba kit in it......Haven't ran a nitro since! Then I built an E-Revo, bought a 3905 E-maxx, and a losi mini slider! Electric and BL is the wave of the future! There's no doubt that they are just as fast and way more powerful, not to mention they run the same no matter if it's 40 or if it's 90 outside! I like tinkering with Nitro a little still but I don't always have an hour to get everything out, get it started, tuned, and have fun! Now if I have 15 minutes free I can grab my E-Revo or Maxx and go have fun! Keep playing with brushless and the bug will bite you! IMO though a single vxl setup isn't enough for an E-maxx, I haven't played with them yet though, some love them, some frown on them, but they where designed for light 2WD vehicles, not heavy 4WD ones. I know what I have isn't the greatest but I think the Novak HV is much more up to the task moving a 9.5lb vehicle. Good luck!