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Originally Posted by Takedown
Will do linc... Still worried on if I should even run it? I would like to sell it but would have no idea what I would get for it? Its basically brand new. Has only 3 runs on it.
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You may be able to get 80 bucks or more for it. Try the guys on the traxxas board, and tell them it is better than the vxl!
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Originally Posted by TexasSP
This is why I like linc's posts as compared to others who just try something a couple of times, don't really test it throughly. then claim how great it is. (the others part is mainly referring to people on other boards, no this one)
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Thanks for the kind words! I try to give as much info as possible, although most of it is seat of the pants feel. I figure that temps and top speed are handy in comparing, but the intangible feeling of power and controlability are more difficult to describe.
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Originally Posted by Superbasher
I agree this has been a very good read. I knew that the VXL wasn't made by Traxxas, but I wasn't really sure until I ran it, which it ran like my old feigao. Pretty powerful but still lacked. It has been a great car for me so far (3rd brushless believe it or not, thought I would know a thing or two by now :P) but I wouldn't mind going a bit more. The one thing I like about it though is the fact it has flexible wires, unlike my last feigao. Do Hacker motors have a similair wire? As the solid wires on my last Feigao were a pain. I guess my questions are a bit noobish, but i've been away from the brushless talk for a while now.
Thanks
Matt
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Hey Matt, the hacker motors are much like the feigao in that the wire that exits the can is part of the internal windings. The thickness of wire and the fact it is still varnished makes it difficult to bend. That is one thing I like about the traxas motor, the slolder plate is good for the rear mounted position in the pedes and rustys. Plus the end cap helps with damage. I may even buy one of these motors, and test in on 4s. That way I can run it on a mm and get a decent comparision to my 12s motor. Try to remove as many variables as I can!