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aqwut · 10.06.2005, 11:22 AM

Serum, I can get pic of one later when I get off work...
NBA.. Yeah, I have a schulze for sale... when I get the 18.129 back.. I still have to wait and see if they're goin' to warranty it or not.... if the repair is cheap.. I will sell it.... Maybe I should back off of the 40.160K.. and get the 36150.... anywayas.. I wouldn't really want to run over 42000 rpms anyways right...?
the motor will just get hotter quicker... Will you be stocking the 36150s?... or would I have to order that a month ahead.....?

let's say.. if I do run .. 36 cells.. and it's supppose to be running over 42000rpm... the Bk will cut it down to 42000rpm with no problems right..? It will still run, but max out at 42000rpms..... That's alright by me.. their warranty can't be as bad as schulze... I don't even know why schulze even have warranty... they don't stand behind anything... but a 50% repair cost...... :)

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aqwut Brushless Heavy Weight.... Offline Posts: 1,954 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Kingsville, Ontario	10.06.2005, 11:22 AM Serum, I can get pic of one later when I get off work... NBA.. Yeah, I have a schulze for sale... when I get the 18.129 back.. I still have to wait and see if they're goin' to warranty it or not.... if the repair is cheap.. I will sell it.... Maybe I should back off of the 40.160K.. and get the 36150.... anywayas.. I wouldn't really want to run over 42000 rpms anyways right...? the motor will just get hotter quicker... Will you be stocking the 36150s?... or would I have to order that a month ahead.....? let's say.. if I do run .. 36 cells.. and it's supppose to be running over 42000rpm... the Bk will cut it down to 42000rpm with no problems right..? It will still run, but max out at 42000rpms..... That's alright by me.. their warranty can't be as bad as schulze... I don't even know why schulze even have warranty... they don't stand behind anything... but a 50% repair cost...... :) The Power of BRUSHLESS!!!!! http://www.geocities.com/aqwut 1HP (electric) = 746 Watts. Everything is brushless!!