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"Experienced user"

Kaze5912 - 1.06.13, 2:27 pm

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i found this on eBay just wondering if the kv is too high

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Castle-Cr...ht_5026wt_1163

thanks

ausie into rc

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trashyrich - 1.06.13, 3:20 pm

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I have no idea. But I think that is a great price.

It is nice to be important, but it is more important to be nice.

"Impervious to Perfection"

2genewb - 1.06.13, 4:22 pm

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kv is too high. unfortunately that seller only has 6900 and 7700kv combos available currently.

JANG said

Basically most of the world wants MMPs with BECs that don't suck

deerhurst said

Overkill is under rated!!!!

"Experienced user"

trashyrich - 1.06.13, 4:48 pm

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What would be the proper kv for a 2wd slash?

It is nice to be important, but it is more important to be nice.

"Experienced user"

Kaze5912 - 1.06.13, 6:50 pm

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hows this one
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/CASTLE-57...ht_4580wt_1064

or i could just get the verlenion 3500

ausie into rc

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SlashBasher42 - 1.06.13, 7:33 pm

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5700kv would probably be okay in a 2wd slash, but might run a little hot depending on your gearing.

How about this?
http://www.funshobby.com/index.php/p...0A+ESC%29.html
3800kv or 4400kv would do well. The motor is super powerful, and the ESC can handle more voltage and amps than the Castle Sidewinder.

"Regular user"

binhsterbinh - 1.06.13, 7:41 pm

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SlashBasher42 said

I vote for the Tenshock SC401V2 combo. I'm contemplating this motor for even my 4x4 Slash. I've read nothing but good things for this 4-pole sensorless motor.

"Experienced user"

Kaze5912 - 1.06.13, 9:01 pm

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i cant solder

ausie into rc

"Experienced user"

SlashBasher42 - 1.06.13, 9:03 pm

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Do you have a local hobby shop? I'm sure they'll do it for you. Might charge you a few bucks though.

Edit : in the links you posted, you would still have to solder a battery connector. So either way you'll have to get it soldered.

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Kaze5912 - 1.06.13, 9:12 pm

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Oh we'll is the verlenion any good that comes with the conector allready on it

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