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Jasper · 12:59 PM

Thank you for the compliments.

Mack, I live in Duiven, that is near by Arnhem. Good to hear that you are also building an BL savage! It is really worth it! Give me your MSN, so we can chat!

I drove the savage today on 14 cells. The speed was now better! The runtime was 10-15 minutes. This is a really nice speed for bashing in the skating park. But for the street I need a little bit more speed. So I can go with 16 cells. Or gear this thing up. Because the motor and esc are far less from hand-warm. When you hit full throttle you can hear the massive RPM!

The handling is also great with the foamies. The truck doesn't wheelie at all, all the power is transferd to the wheels! Also the steering is very good. The truck didn't came off the ground in turns.

The video will be on a skate park! It will be online soon!

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Jasper RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 116 Join Date: Aug 2005	12.05.2005, 12:12 PM Thank you for the compliments. Mack, I live in Duiven, that is near by Arnhem. Good to hear that you are also building an BL savage! It is really worth it! Give me your MSN, so we can chat! I drove the savage today on 14 cells. The speed was now better! The runtime was 10-15 minutes. This is a really nice speed for bashing in the skating park. But for the street I need a little bit more speed. So I can go with 16 cells. Or gear this thing up. Because the motor and esc are far less from hand-warm. When you hit full throttle you can hear the massive RPM! The handling is also great with the foamies. The truck doesn't wheelie at all, all the power is transferd to the wheels! Also the steering is very good. The truck didn't came off the ground in turns. The video will be on a skate park! It will be online soon! Brushless J-truggy Last edited by Jasper; 12.05.2005 at 12:59 PM.