My E-maxx ????

I have a Phoenix-80 Amp Speed Controler from castle creations.
Do any of you know if this will Work in a Car it for a Airplane. Thay sold it to me for my Boat and it get to hot. soi took it out. Iwant to know if there was a way to hook itup to a Car Brushless moter and get it to do brack and go. if any one know's let me know thanks

Fatso_TRE@hotmail.com

[RC-Monster Mike]

Welcome to the forums! Will the controller work - yes. Will it work well - no. Airplane controller software does not allow for proportional brakes, and the brakes are typically fairly weak. Your best bet is to sell it to an airplane owner and get a car controller.

Could u send me a Link for a good Setupand a good set of barriers.. And a nuther thing i want to know is What would be themore tun time i could get out of my E-maxx with a Brushless moter

[RC-Monster Mike]

motor:
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...9Lmotor&cat=20
Controller:
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...warrior&cat=21
Batteries:
http://www.rc-monster.com/products.php?cat=18

Runtime will depend on many factors, including cell count, cell quality, gearing, terrain, etc.

is there any way ican pull 15mint im going to try and run this in Nitro MT class ?

is there any way ican pull 15mint im going to try and run this in Nitro MT class ? right now im geting about 6-7Mint run with 2 7 cell 3000 packs with the Stock moters...

[RC-Monster Mike]

15 minutes is possible, but you would likely need LIPO batteries. For longer runtime, I would also go with the Lehner basicxl line of motors. They are a little smaller, lighter and more efficient than the Feigaos. Also, A high voltage setup will further increase your runtime by keeping the amp draw down. Even with the latest 3700 batteries, 15 minutes will be a stretch. It could be done with 16 cells, an efficient motor and conservative gearing, though.