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JThiessen · 01.19.2006, 06:21 PM

I agree on the Trinity's. Very high maintenance.

I've never heard of a Victor ESC - I'd have to take a look at those, but I just got my superduty, so I'm kinda set for speed control.

With this large of a motor, would a seperate current flow control be advisable? I can picture one these motors sucking a lot of amps....

Is that Dewalt motor the 24V hammer drill motor? I found those here Robotics Store . It sounds like I'm looking at the same setup as you have on your Jugg. How did you do the 18 cells - 2 9 packs, or 3 six's? I'm under the impression that I have to up my cell count if I'm going to have decent run times.

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JThiessen RC-Monster Brushless Offline Posts: 2,436 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Edmonds WA	01.19.2006, 06:21 PM I agree on the Trinity's. Very high maintenance. I've never heard of a Victor ESC - I'd have to take a look at those, but I just got my superduty, so I'm kinda set for speed control. With this large of a motor, would a seperate current flow control be advisable? I can picture one these motors sucking a lot of amps.... Is that Dewalt motor the 24V hammer drill motor? I found those here Robotics Store . It sounds like I'm looking at the same setup as you have on your Jugg. How did you do the 18 cells - 2 9 packs, or 3 six's? I'm under the impression that I have to up my cell count if I'm going to have decent run times.