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07.26.2005, 06:48 AM
Hello,
Does anyone have experience with a brushless system for the Traxxas Villain EX. Since the boat has a brushed twin drive (see attached pic), if you go brushless do you have to convert it to a single drive? Right now I am running 14 GP3300 cells. Thanks for any help or ideas. Matt Associated RC10T4 Associated TC4 HB Lightning Pro II Converted |
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07.26.2005, 09:50 AM
It looks like you would have to. If it were possible, a single motor plate with some sort of 2-way splitter would be best. But a bigger propeller with a single drive should work well.
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07.26.2005, 10:24 AM
Yea, I have to think about this. From what I understand, the Villain hull is good for about 30 to 35 mph but after that it becomes unstable. I could put two 550 size Trinity motors in it (around a 12 turn) and upgrade the ESC and I think I would be at the limit of what the boat can handle. I just hate the maintenance of a brushed motor.
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