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01.27.2009, 12:56 AM

First of all, 3s is a bit too low voltage IMO. Even with the two speed, I would shoot for 4s minimum.

But anyway; there is no way to use motor brakes and/or have reverse while retaining the autoshifting two-speed... at least not without pretty much designing a tranny from scratch.

This thread in the Revo section should help you see why this is so. The slayer tranny is close enough to a Revo that the differences are very minor.

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01.27.2009, 01:03 AM

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First of all, 3s is a bit too low voltage IMO. Even with the two speed, I would shoot for 4s minimum.

But anyway; there is no way to use motor brakes and/or have reverse while retaining the autoshifting two-speed... at least not without pretty much designing a tranny from scratch.

This thread in the Revo section should help you see why this is so. The slayer tranny is close enough to a Revo that the differences are very minor.

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I see I wasent wanting reverse though. Guess Im stuck with mechanical breaks. Im trying to lighten it up as much as possible, I just bought a vantage carbon chassis yesterday to.
   
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