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Location: wolcott ct
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04.27.2010, 01:48 AM
Well I just got a used one off of rctech for my brother. Should know how it works by the end of the week.
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is lovin life brushless
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Location: new zealand
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04.27.2010, 05:11 AM
how wood a 1700kv on 4s go in a truggy? i have a 2200kv in mine now and the batterys only last 13 minutes. i want to get longer run times so am looking to a slighty smaller motor to achieve this
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Let non survive!
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Location: belgium
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04.27.2010, 06:04 AM
kind of slow in truggy. good for small tracks.
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is lovin life brushless
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04.27.2010, 06:44 AM
i dont mind going a bit slower. the 2200 goes waaaaaay to fast for me and i end up wasting power.
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Let non survive!
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Location: belgium
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04.27.2010, 08:42 AM
it's a big difference, really big.
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