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Batfish · **1/10th Stadium Truck -** 05.17.2005, 09:33 PM

Hello All,

I've just recently gotten the MGM 12012 and a Lehner basic 5000 from Mike for a 1/10th stadium truck. I'll be running either 6-cell GP3300 packs or 2s lipo packs. Initially I had planned on putting this in my Losi XXX-T MF (and I probably will still install it there to start), but I got to thinking...
Would this be better installed on a nitro-based vehicle rather than an electric? Are the nitro trannies sturdier? I'm finding different part numbers for them, so I assume they are different than the electric trannies.
I'm thinking either an RC10GT or a XXX-NT roller would give me a good place to start. I believe both have 32-pitch gearing while their electric counterparts are 48-pitch. That in itself should be better, yes?

Anyways, I'm looking for advice/feedback on this. Should I consider using a nitro base or just go on using the electric for my brushless 1/10th stadium truck?

Thank you.

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Batfish RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 617 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: MA	1/10th Stadium Truck - 05.17.2005, 09:33 PM Hello All, I've just recently gotten the MGM 12012 and a Lehner basic 5000 from Mike for a 1/10th stadium truck. I'll be running either 6-cell GP3300 packs or 2s lipo packs. Initially I had planned on putting this in my Losi XXX-T MF (and I probably will still install it there to start), but I got to thinking... Would this be better installed on a nitro-based vehicle rather than an electric? Are the nitro trannies sturdier? I'm finding different part numbers for them, so I assume they are different than the electric trannies. I'm thinking either an RC10GT or a XXX-NT roller would give me a good place to start. I believe both have 32-pitch gearing while their electric counterparts are 48-pitch. That in itself should be better, yes? Anyways, I'm looking for advice/feedback on this. Should I consider using a nitro base or just go on using the electric for my brushless 1/10th stadium truck? Thank you. Joe Electronics run on smoke... if you let the smoke out, they stop working.