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04.14.2007, 09:31 PM

That's what I said... maybe he is just a wussy? :032: :005:


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04.14.2007, 10:47 PM

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Some of the sounds are the gearbox shifting, it sounds like a 3 spd, which undoubtedly helps performance a bit. Perhaps this is what you heard as cogging Nitro?
Well I suppose that would generate the same sounds. I wouldn't know because the Rustler is a single speed. It takes a while but if you get used to the sound lag you can hear it twitching badly during slow speeds which is what lead me to believe it was a sensorless system and not a Novak.
   
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The mistery is solved - 04.15.2007, 05:57 AM

Hi everybody,
the video of this post is mine and the savage was Serum Bashing Savage that I bought from him! :027:

In effect in the video that you have seen there was audio leg but it's really a savge with novak 4.5 system and 4s lipo, not gearign shift, it has only one gear.
The interruption sound you hear is not shifting gear, it is the novak cut-off that interrupts lipo tension when too much volts are required.
you can get the same but good video here:

http://adicesare.altervista.org/video/

Now I run with a feigao 9XL (about 1850 RPM) and Mamba Max and I think the savage go best, the max velocity (about 55 km/h) is about the same with 9XL and Novak 4.5 but 9XL has more torque.
Moreover, I think the novak HV4.5 didn't run to 4800 RPM cause its less torque.
Much different in running time too.
Novak 4.5 is a 4 turn motor (if I don't remember bad) and it burn more ampere, while 9XL has a very good running time.
Now I'm waiting for mamba monster max, so I can go to 6s to have more volts = more torque, more velocity and more running time.

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04.15.2007, 06:33 AM

I agree wth Fin, video looks wierd to me.. Sounds doesn't match, and video goes fast and slow at times... I doubt that's a NOVAK.. :)


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04.15.2007, 06:42 AM

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I agree wth Fin, video looks wierd to me.. Sounds doesn't match, and video goes fast and slow at times... I doubt that's a NOVAK.. :)



Ehi, have you read that I wrote?
Which could be my interest to tell that is a novak if isn't so?
Moreover I wrote that now I run with 9XL and the savage go better.
   
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04.15.2007, 08:41 AM

sorry Gyn77, I can't read, I can only write ... :) I should've paid more attention...


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