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Can I run a 2s LiPo with the Novak GTB brushless system? And wich system should I choose for a 2WD buggy? 7.5, 6.5 or 5.5 turn?
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yes and how experienced are you?
id say 7.5 as thats plenty fast enough and neil gragg uses one in his b4
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yes and how experienced are you?
id say 7.5 as thats plenty fast enough and neil gragg uses one in his b4

neil gragg ? or neil cragg ?
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neil gragg ? or neil cragg ?
Cragg sorry
and to clarify he uses a NOSRAM 7.5
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