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[andys]

If you know me - you know I have quite a collection of cars as I like to tinker...

With the advent of cheap gear from HobbyKing I could not resist getting a spare car kitted out with this 'budget' gear and having a run to see how I get on

Anyone got any top tips / setups for the esc - it would be appreciated as i'm used to my Vampire that's super simple - or my Orion's that are again dead easy - this thing has settings that I don't know what they are / how to use!

[andys]

Link to the cool looking servo for those interested:

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...g_0_07sec.html

[neallewis]

Originally Posted by andys

Link to the cool looking servo for those interested:

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...g_0_07sec.html

looks a decent brushless servo that for the money. does it centre ok?
i quite fancy one of these:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...rSearch=ts-915

I ran my new trackstar 17.5T motor last night in my 2wd and i was really impressed with its performance. super smooth, loads of torque, but could drive it full throttle and could really get the power down as it wasn't overpowering the available grip.

[mattr]

I got a couple of trackstar motors about 18 months ago, for the money they are unbeatable.

Still using both of them.
And just bought another for my 8th scale.

[andys]

Neal - I've got one of the servos you linked to
Will let you have a look tomorrow

[neallewis]

Originally Posted by andys

Neal - I've got one of the servos you linked to
Will let you have a look tomorrow

cool thanks