Another electric conversion for the masses

[BL_RV0]

well, back to the revo kit if you dont mind. it said that they were testing the revo using the mega motors ANc/22/30/1E and the MM esc. would this be a good setup for 4s?

[lincpimp]

I have not seen a conversion yet with a meega motor, save for the blue brick deal in the pics on mega's site.

Serum - Kermit has not received any formal training in the adult industry. He is a natural and talent like his simply cannot be overlooked. The bunny has "talent" too, just in other "areas" that also cannot be overlooked.

[BL_RV0]

well how about this lehner 1930/9 vs. "blue brick deal" which one?

[suicideneil]

Originally Posted by BL_RV0

well how about this lehner 1930/9 vs. "blue brick deal" which one?

The Megamotors are good, but I have yet to hear/see anyone run one on RCM, so I wouldnt know what esc & gearing etc worked best. The 1930/9 is a bit small for an MT that weighs more than about 9lbs-10lbs, but it is in the right KV area for 4s operation- not 3s. 3s is just too low a voltage to run in a large MT- 4s and the 1940/7 would be ideal, and could work with the MM esc, Quark125b of MGM 160/18 etc.

That animated avatar is brilliant!

[GriffinRU]

:) Too bad I've never patented motor mount approach :)

So, after 2-3 years, any feedback on handling/ease-of-use of gorilla-type and REVO-like Electric conversions?
- let's ignore kits price for a moment

[crazyjr]

Originally Posted by GriffinRU

:) Too bad I've never patented motor mount approach :)

So, after 2-3 years, any feedback on handling/ease-of-use of gorilla-type and REVO-like Electric conversions?
- let's ignore kits price for a moment

I love my gorilla G2R, I got one of, if not the first one sold by Mike. I have not regretted the decision, all i need it a V2 slipperential and it will be done. its scratched up, beat up and one X-brace is bent where the tranny sits, but it runs awsome on track or sand lot