help please
 

i am a old skool lad getting back in to racing. but i cant rember this...
if i have got a 110A speed controller what turn motor can go down to 18t be ok? help this old 27year old out please

Is it brushed or brushless? I'm guessing it's brushed, and the stock Tamiya TEU-101BK is supposedly 60A, and I wouldn't go much more than a 23T motor on one of those, so I'd guess an 18T motor would be within its capabilities. I'm afraid I don't know that much about brushed ESC ratings, though most ESC ratings are pretty much made up anyway.

If it's brushless, and accurately rated (which it doesn't sound like it is) it should probably do down to a 6.5T motor.

brushed motor 110amps is like a no turn

this guy know he electrics always spot on if he says something then it is always right

he does no what he is on about allway told me the right stuff

brushed motor sorry lads . so can some one tell what the ebay speec cont like. cos they apear to be really cheap are they just crap?

No need to be buying "cheap" new gear from Ebay. Pick yourself up a tidy used Novak GTX or similar from here for around £35. You can use motors down to about 8 turns if i recall correctly !

rich you have had all my money for one night lol,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, thanks rich are they the thing to have then thes days .

http://www.oople.com/forums/showthre...ht=novak+speed

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Well 95% of people use brushless gear now. The GTX was Novaks top end brushed speed controller. I still use one in my Mardave - tiny footprint and will handle anything that you want to use.

They are still sold in the USa for around £80 new.