Want to try Indoor Electric

[Tron]

Hi Chaps,

Thinking of giving indoor electric a go.
Currently i race nitro at Pendle and i'm a regular A finalist there.

What type of cars do you guys run 2wd or 4wd?
Was thinking of giving the Associated B4.1 or the B44.1 a go.
However my knowledge of ESC/motor combos is not good.
Was thinking along the lines of a Reedy Sonic brushless and the Team Associated XP SC450-BL Brushless ESC.
I have spare savox servos and a spektrum DX3R that i can use.

Any help appreciated, cheers.

[Rigaxe]

Hello this is a really good club with a very good track lots of people use team associated b4s b44s I personally have a b44.1 with orca 7.5 t brushless system with xp servo and lipo saddles. I am just learning myself really but this is a very common setup which works very well with Schumacher yellow mini pins all-round, but there is all makes and models racing there I think it's all just what you like really. But as ae are so easy to get spares for that's handy for me lol hope this helps check it out

[Wupding]

Originally Posted by Rigaxe

Hello this is a really good club with a very good track lots of people use team associated b4s b44s I personally have a b44.1 with orca 7.5 t brushless system with xp servo and lipo saddles. I am just learning myself really but this is a very common setup which works very well with Schumacher yellow mini pins all-round, but there is all makes and models racing there I think it's all just what you like really. But as ae are so easy to get spares for that's handy for me lol hope this helps check it out

I have to agree with Rigaxe..... Very friendly club, there is the full range from beginners from 5 upwards to national drivers who turn up on a weekly basis... Eric and Pete do a great job of running the club

I run a b4.1 with the c4.1 conversion kit to mid motor... I am also getting a B44.1 for xmas

What i would say is if you DO not have a transponder just book online that you are coming and you require a transponder that they will happily reserve one for you

[Tron]

Thanks guys.

I do have a transponder but its embedded in the RC8.2 atm! but i will get another one for 10th scale if i think i'm going to stick to it.

Given that i drive 4wd nitro i think i might be more accustomed to the B44 to start with.

My son is also getting to an age where he wants to take part, so would like for him to have a go, just carnt trust him atm with full on nitro lol.

[suggy007]

Forget all that get a mardave

[coleman758]

Well I drive an FS2, it's really nice to drive, if your going for a 2WD I would go 100% mid motor. The C4.1 and the Durango 210 would me my choice.
Behind the MCS but you can't buy them

But the mardaves are a good laugh too!

Motor/ESC wise get an SXX TC from JEspares they are £129.00 and will run anything you will ever need. Also I would get something like an LRP X12 motor
I use a 6.5t in my 2WD and 4WD.

[The Bod]

[QUOTE=Wupding;592198]
I run a b4.1 with the c4.1 conversion kit to mid motor... I am also getting a B44.1 for xmas


You know what u r getting for Christmas already? Did you send a wish list to Santa?

[Wupding]

You know what u r getting for Christmas already? Did you send a wish list to Santa?[/QUOTE]

Yes i do Bod..... The joys of

' I don't know what to get you for xmas ' The Ball and chain

' well it just so happens that i would like a B44.1 Factory ' Me

'( bemused look on her face like i just asked her for a flux capacitor from the Star Ship Enterprise ) ' whats that? '

' I'll buy it you can give me the money ' me

Everyone is happy

[coleman758]

In that case you need many many more parts in order to make it work!

- ESC
- Motor
- Saddles
- Wheels
- Box of beer or 3, Yes for the car....
- New real car to put it in....

(Never give me a card and tell me to go and buy things )