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nitrostarter · 04.29.2009, 11:34 AM

Definitely brushless is taking the lead! I remember when brushless was just a pipedream for most because of the rediculous price for a schultz or bk warrior and a B50 8S. Its sure come a long way since then. Multiple companies producing more and more offerings as well as factories electric buggies and truggies(who woulda thought) and factory BL vehicles!
I know Serum remembers the originating BL days, I surely won't forget HiAmplidude, outkast187, and Promoad venturing out and pioneering the way for BL into R/C Cars. Its come a long way since 8S motors and Promod jamming 32 cells per side of a RaceBomb chassis for speed runs, and Outkast's twin 7xl BEAST!

Ahhh those were the days!

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nitrostarter RC-Monster Brushless Offline Posts: 3,156 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Gramercy, LA	04.29.2009, 11:34 AM Definitely brushless is taking the lead! I remember when brushless was just a pipedream for most because of the rediculous price for a schultz or bk warrior and a B50 8S. Its sure come a long way since then. Multiple companies producing more and more offerings as well as factories electric buggies and truggies(who woulda thought) and factory BL vehicles! I know Serum remembers the originating BL days, I surely won't forget HiAmplidude, outkast187, and Promoad venturing out and pioneering the way for BL into R/C Cars. Its come a long way since 8S motors and Promod jamming 32 cells per side of a RaceBomb chassis for speed runs, and Outkast's twin 7xl BEAST! Ahhh those were the days! N. Rustler conversion