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08.22.2008, 06:49 PM

i called a few hobbyshops today and they raved about the hv pro because of the smoothness in lowend for racing.
   
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08.22.2008, 06:54 PM

personally i like to go fast around a track, not crawling speed! from the videos ive seen of the monster max (version 1 no less) was superb. u could almost crawl a revo with it haha. as long as the batteries can supply the current i dont see how much worse sensorless can be.


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08.22.2008, 07:00 PM

The novak setup is fine in an 1/8 BUGGY. Enough power on 4s lipo, and it is smooth, due to being sensored.

Not enough power to get a TRUGGY going without overheating though, and that was the point of this thread...
   
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08.22.2008, 07:20 PM

which fiegao xl motor would you reccomend?sorry i am new to this and ask alot of questions before spending money i live in northern california and we dont have alot of resources for this.
   
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08.23.2008, 05:45 AM

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which fiegao xl motor would you reccomend?sorry i am new to this and ask alot of questions before spending money i live in northern california and we dont have alot of resources for this.
Go with the 9xl for truggy. I tried 8xl before but the 9xl just runs much cooler and has more torque.
   
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