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saxosim 19-10-2009 08:59 PM

Motor Advice and Hello
 
Hi all,

I am looking to come along and have a try at indoor racing once you have moved across to Seaham.

I am just looking around buggy wise for a 1/10th scale to buy and just wanted to check what are the rules regarding motors - are brushed and brushless both allowed? I don't think i can afford to buy brushless to begin with but didn't want to get a brushed one and find out that I can't race with it. Thanks please kindly let me know?

Anyway, look forward to meeting you all at the new venue

Kind Regards
Simon :thumbsup:

pugs 19-10-2009 09:13 PM

Hi Simon, you can use any motor you want brushed or brushless;), Iam sure the 1st meeting is this sunday 10am-3pm(sure someone will confirm) If you fancy coming along we will see you there.

turbo_brick 19-10-2009 10:34 PM

Hi Simon, yes first day is next Sunday at Seaham 10am-3pm

No motor/esc restrictions for club racing :thumbsup:

See you there

saxosim 20-10-2009 07:09 PM

Cheers guys, will be a few more weeks yet as still sorting the buggy out, on the hunt for a motor and ESC now, what sort of set-up would you recommend for Seaham, is it still an indoor venue, would a 5.5 or 6.5 be the best to go for? I am a total beginner and just learning so don't want anything too fast or too restricting if you know what I mean.

Cheers
Simon :thumbsup:

pugs 20-10-2009 07:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by saxosim (Post 300521)
Cheers guys, will be a few more weeks yet as still sorting the buggy out, on the hunt for a motor and ESC now, what sort of set-up would you recommend for Seaham, is it still an indoor venue, would a 5.5 or 6.5 be the best to go for? I am a total beginner and just learning so don't want anything too fast or too restricting if you know what I mean.

Cheers
Simon :thumbsup:


Hi Simon, yes it is an indoor venue, even a 6.5 is going to be fast you might want to concider something a bit slower, what buggy are you going to be running?

saxosim 20-10-2009 07:47 PM

Hiya Pugs,

A Kyosho Lazer ZX-5, please could you recommend the type of motor I am wise to look at?

Don't suppose anyone you know in the Jarrow/ Seaham club has a motor and ESC for sale at a reasonable price to get me going do you?

Also looking for batteries, don't think i can afford Lipo so it will be NiMh.

Cheers
Simon

pugs 20-10-2009 08:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by saxosim (Post 300537)
Hiya Pugs,

A Kyosho Lazer ZX-5, please could you recommend the type of motor I am wise to look at?

Don't suppose anyone you know in the Jarrow/ Seaham club has a motor and ESC for sale at a reasonable price to get me going do you?

Also looking for batteries, don't think i can afford Lipo so it will be NiMh.

Cheers
Simon

I would start with about a 8.5 or 14t brushed until you get the hang of it, they will still be quite fast, I don't know of anybody at the moment with stuff for sale, if there is I'am sure they will put a post up, maybe keep an eye out on here or ebay for second hand stuff, as for the batteries would it not be more cost effective to buy 1 lipo rather than a few packs of nimh? just a thought.....:D

just found this, really good price...




http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TrakPower-30C-...item27ab77f462

N7ELA 20-10-2009 11:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by saxosim (Post 300537)
Hiya Pugs,

A Kyosho Lazer ZX-5, please could you recommend the type of motor I am wise to look at?

Don't suppose anyone you know in the Jarrow/ Seaham club has a motor and ESC for sale at a reasonable price to get me going do you?

Also looking for batteries, don't think i can afford Lipo so it will be NiMh.

Cheers
Simon

And bring plenty of spare parts as those lazers are built out of china...

We have a driver caller David 'Basher T Bone' Pack who can't go round corners without bouncing off other people...


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