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Peter Zicha
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04.12.2008, 11:21 AM

this topic was brought up on rumrunners forum , these guys have both but apparently the only difference between the two is the rear endbell

http://www.rumrunnerracing.com/fefor...ehner+high+amp

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04.13.2008, 11:21 AM

Sorry for your LMT loss and hopefully U will get it back in no time.
I do like them both Neu and LMT but I will agree that in terms of balancing Lehners are on the shy side, while none of them will match quality of pletts, just from observation and testing.

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this topic was brought up on rumrunners forum , these guys have both but apparently the only difference between the two is the rear endbell

http://www.rumrunnerracing.com/fefor...ehner+high+amp
Interesting fellows on the boats forum, maybe I should mod couple ESC's for them :)
But, so far nothing then end-bell from this link.

Extra charge for proper, cheaper, simpler end-bell doesn't sounds like German.
What I've read some time ago (and cannot find it anymore, even on the LMT-site they now referring to end-bell difference only!?) that wire gauge was different as well...
   
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Interesting fellows on the boats forum, maybe I should mod couple ESC's for them :)
Griffin....mod them as in how.............................................

I agree with you said about the pletts , there quality is second to none , I have 3 brushless pletts and three brushed all ( 355's )

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Griffin....mod them as in how.............................................

I agree with you said about the pletts , there quality is second to none , I have 3 brushless pletts and three brushed all ( 355's )
With water cooling on-demand you can draw ridiculous amount of Amps with smart layout. All the same more Amps, better cooling.

-I do love brushed 355-series, two of them were placed in my neighbors barbi-jeep you can imagine what a joy it was in conjunction with optima battery :)
   
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04.13.2008, 05:50 PM

Something like this , I have a lathe and a CNC mill , I mod all my own and also swap the battery cables out to 8awg

Being a plett fan you should enjoy this 355/50/06 and mini berkley jet drive
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Something like this , I have a lathe and a CNC mill , I mod all my own and also swap the battery cables out to 8awg

Being a plett fan you should enjoy this 355/50/06 and mini berkley jet drive
Sweet!!!
   
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