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Old 29-03-2011
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Have been looking att some pics of the new twentytwo, it is actually written engine on the bags for the mid motor conversion parts. Am i totally off here or what? I thought it was an electrical motor installed, not an combustionengine....
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It is electric!

The term 'Engine' doesn't automatically mean it's a combustion engine...
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Hey!
I know but everyone else talks about mid motor conversions, losi is the first company to talk mid engine conversion on an electrical car, so that was why i was wondering.

Thesheep: so you talk about electric engines? Sounds weird.
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I don't use the term 'Electric Engines', I call them motors like 90% of the other people do, but some people/Companies do use this term.
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How does a electric engine work Ive just ordered a brand newTLR22
You need to put some petrol in it - but only do this once the motor is hot and the Lipo is in
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Idiot, i mean is it like a brushless motor
Cock Brushed and brushless are both types of motor - they just work differently
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How does a electric engine work Ive just ordered a brand newTLR22
Take a look here...

http://electronics.howstuffworks.com...less-motor.htm
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Have been looking att some pics of the new twentytwo, it is actually written engine on the bags for the mid motor conversion parts. Am i totally off here or what? I thought it was an electrical motor installed, not an combustionengine....
Anyway mate, the TLR 22 is a 2wd electric buggy.

They do a couple of Nitro models: a 1:10 4wd truggy and a 1:8 4wd buggy. Don't know much about these as I don't race Nitro.

I think the 22 could be one of the best selling cars this year
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Hi guys!

Thanks for defending my thread against thoose silly retardos!

I know that the TLR22 is an electric buggy, i was just curious why they call it engine on the plastic bags in the kit, and according to Smokes with the quote from wikipedia i am totally correct in my conclusion.


So by the way, i am from Sweden, that was why i asked about the engine and motor mixup, the gramma is a bit difficult sometimes. Engine means motor in Swedish also, as for the germans.

So the correct word would be on the plasticbags: "mid motor conversion" So losi is wrong and a little guy from Sweden is correct..sound weird but hey i can live with that!

I also guess that this car can be a big seller, the hype is enourmous everywhere!
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Hi guys!

Thanks for defending my thread against thoose silly retardos!

I know that the TLR22 is an electric buggy, i was just curious why they call it engine on the plastic bags in the kit, and according to Smokes with the quote from wikipedia i am totally correct in my conclusion.


So by the way, i am from Sweden, that was why i asked about the engine and motor mixup, the gramma is a bit difficult sometimes. Engine means motor in Swedish also, as for the germans.

So the correct word would be on the plasticbags: "mid motor conversion" So losi is wrong and a little guy from Sweden is correct..sound weird but hey i can live with that!

I also guess that this car can be a big seller, the hype is enourmous everywhere!
Ahh the joys of the English language!

Where in Sweden are you from? My parents used to live in Vasteras
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I've also noticed that the Americans tend to refer to an electric motor as an Engine too, perhaps this is why TLR call it an engine in the 22?
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Actually, most Americans with half a brain (which isn't many) call them motors.
Nice thread! Perfect spot for my first post here!

I'm gonna go take a ride on my engine cycle.
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