Looking for a punchy quick brushless set up

traffman · #1 02-10-2008

As above , anyone recc a good make reliable , punchy but adjustable .
What ones are out there or just pick Lrp, tekin ,novak , or losi as are they all pretty much the same?

KevLee · #2 02-10-2008

The advantage with Tekin is that you can update the software directly from the website. It will also carry on running in sensorless mode if the lead should fail or hall sensors get damaged/wet. Its also probably the smallest Brushless speedo available!

The new range of Redline motors are also excellent!

frogger · #3 02-10-2008

Any idea when will we see the RS Pro Tekin systems commercially available? I'd quite like one of them

KevLee · #4 03-10-2008

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Originally Posted by frogger

Any idea when will we see the RS Pro Tekin systems commercially available? I'd quite like one of them

The speedos are available now, contact the raceplace. Motors will be available over here soon

super__dan · #5 03-10-2008

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Originally Posted by KevLee

The advantage with Tekin is that you can update the software directly from the website.

The advantage of a Novak is you don't need to bother updating it

mark christopher · #6 03-10-2008

i like my nosram but mates run the losi and its good and fully updatable and for £120 with motor bloody good value

Southwell · #7 03-10-2008

The Losi one is fantastic, plus you can plug it straight into the card to adjust the setup, or a laptop with a bit of software. For £120 it's awesome!

http://www.horizonhobby.co.uk/autoon...l_10Bless.html

Lee · #8 03-10-2008

They dont say "blue is better" for no reason do they

niggs98 · #9 03-10-2008

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Originally Posted by super__dan

The advantage of a Novak is you don't need to bother updating it

but if ya could ya would

another vote for the tekin rs pro here. has already saved me a run when it was in the wet as i finished when very few others did and there was a rather large puddle around my speedo when i took the shell off so a big thumbs up from me