Tekno RC Neu Motors and Brushless Kits

[DRIFT_BUGGY]

The Tekno RC Edition Neu Motors feature:


Larger 5x13x4mm bearings front and back
Sealed motor can
Rear end bell is safely secured by Neu's latest design, a must for any car application
Flat spot along length of shaft (no more grinding)
Industry standard easy to find 4mm bullet plugs installed
Cool blue anodizing and signature finned case lets your competition know you aren't messing around :)
A selection of winds will be available to suit 3, 4, 5, and 6s 1/8th scale buggy and truggy applications

These are genuine hand-built Neu motors, not mass produced

http://www.teknorc.com/product_info....24ad1441a767e0



Not just another 'conversion', the Tekno RC V3 Brushless Kit is a total electric transformation! Featuring the first commercially available 1/8th scale electric specific chassis along with Tekno RC's innovative patent pending Elektri-Clutch system. This is the kit everyone has been waiting for:

Factory Finish - hard anodized chassis, black anodized and injection molded components
4mm 7075-T6 CNC hard anodized chassis - only the best, no stamping here
No extra holes, no drilling, no mods - designed for electric racing by electric racers
Patent pending Elektri-Clutch system to tune the power delivery of the hottest brushless motors
Patent pending 1-piece motor mount/heatsink fully supports your motor and provides superior cooling under the most rigorous conditions. Need more cooling? Slap a 40mm fan on the integrated fan mount
Mechanical brakes with front/rear brake bias provides world class handling while lowering operating temps and easing the stress on your motor, ESC, and drivetrain

Optimized left-to-right and front-to-rear weight balance - battery is as close to center as possible for the best handling of any electric 1/8th scale on the market
Included radio tray keeps the wires neat and features an integrated transponder mount
Low CG battery tray keeps the battery protected while allowing the most height clearance of any setup on the market
Proven tough Tekno RC battery strap system WILL protect your batteries and will NOT break
Servo mounts feature integrated cable guides to keep your servo wires neat and away from hazardous moving parts
Includes full Tekno RC Elektri-Clutch setup - adapter, compact flywheel, collet, clutch nut, clutch shoes, clutch spring, clutch bell and bearings, an unbeatable value
Custom chassis mud guards keep the dirt away and finish off the factory quality kit
Tekno RC - No compromises!


Kit includes:


1/8th Scale Electric specific 4mm CNC machined and hard anodized 7075-T6 chassis
Patent pending motor mount (available for 36mm or 44mm motor diameters)
Complete Tekno RC Elektri-Clutch system - adapter, compact flywheel, collet, clutch nut, clutch shoes, clutch spring, 13t clutch bell and bearings
Low CG battery tray w/ battery straps
Radio tray w/ integrated transponder mount
Servo mounts w/ integrated wire guides
Chassis mud guards
Additional rear chassis brace
All necessary hardware
Detailed installation instructions

http://www.teknorc.com/product_info....24ad1441a767e0

[DRIFT_BUGGY]

[q8-maxx]

I hope Mike will bring this neu version here.
It's look great motor in the pic

[glassdoctor]

Nice job man, there's a lot of work in that car... chassis, everything...

The motor clamp mount is very cool, and I like the side guards (velcro friendly for the body.... something I've asked for for the Fusion car)

Did you have this at RCX??

[MTBikerTim]

That is really impressive. I love the motor mount too. I must admit I would prefer it with out the clutch but I suppose that acts as the slipper.

[lincpimp]

The idea looks good. I would be interested to see what it weighs. Looks like it my be a bit on the heavy side, when you factor in the 2 piece motor mount, clutch assy, brake servo and other parts.

Personally I would prefer Mike's slipperential and a solid pinion. That provides better control for me, and the slipper would give the motor some shock resistance. The tekno battery tray looks good, a make my own trays that work in a similar fashion. For the price the conversion looks good. I really like the neu motors. Larger bearings and a sealed can, I have a feeling that tekno will sell a few of these, until the castle neu motors come out...

[gixxer]

I like the motor mount but would prefer not to have to use the clutch.

It's a beautiful setup, looks well balanced, and has manual brakes which, imo, are the only way to go for racing. Great for those who aren't ahead of the curve and are starting from scratch. However, for those who have been into brushless 1/8 scale conversions it has the same two drawbacks as the their Revo conversion(which I am currently running): 1) the battery tray is too small for 20 or 25c enerland cell packs and 2) imo, the clutch is much more of a pita than it is helpful. The best thing about it is that it will undoubtedly bring more folks into the 1/8 scale electric game and expedite the point in time where every track has plenty of racers to field 1/8 scale electric classes.
Good job Tekno!

[jhautz]

Looks very nice. Great chassis layout. Very polished looking kit. I wounder if the MMM will fit on the esc platform and still have the body go on. I'm beting no. Only 2 things I can see wrong with it. The clutch can go for sure and its on the Losi. If the come out with other brands without a clutch. I will be very interested.

Nice job Tekno.

[theJoker]

Is it me or does that motor sound like it will be similar to the mMonster motor due out in a few months.. Bigger bearing and sealed can .... But hand built by Neu sound better than made in china .....

[teknorc]

Hey guys,

Glad to see some excitement about the new products. We've worked real hard on these to make them best they can be. To answer a few questions:

Yes, the motor mount will be available for 36mm cans (Novak, Medusa, Feigao, others), 40mm cans (Neu smooth can), and 44mm cans (Neu finned, Hacker, Align XL). The only odd ball is Mega - their motor can is 36.2mm instead of the standard 35.8. We wanted a close fit for the others so they will have to be used with the 40mm mount.

Yes, there will be V3 Brushless Kits for other vehicles in the future. It won't be too hard to guess which ones.

There should be plenty of room for the MMM. The MMM is about the same height as the MM with a fan, and that fits fine. BTW, you can fit a BEC, personal transponder, and a bunch of the servo wires underneath the radio tray for a clean layout.

Components will be available together as a kit or separately if people just want the mount or whatever.

No solid release date at this time, but we're not too far away.

[MustGoFaster]

Is the Neu 1512 2.5d/finned available with the Tekno specifications (larger bearing, sealed enclosure, etc....)

[teknorc]

Originally Posted by MustGoFaster

Is the Neu 1512 2.5d/finned available with the Tekno specifications (larger bearing, sealed enclosure, etc....)

We'll be offering a bunch of different winds (1512/2.5D/F included), it's just a matter of when.

[teknorc]

Originally Posted by Chapito

... the battery tray is too small for 20 or 25c enerland cell packs and 2) imo, ...

Battery tray can accommodate 150mmL x 50mmW x variable H. This will accommodate a lot of packs, but you are correct, the longer cells will have some issues. You could always cut away the back portion to run longer packs, we've done that for a few of our prototypes. A longer battery tray for the truggies may not be out of the question either.

[DRIFT_BUGGY]

Be sweet if it was red as red motors go faster
Looks great, are parts for the kit going to be availiable to buy by themselves?