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Xtreme R/C · 11.26.2005, 11:30 AM

Do you think if I went with the wanderer "S" in a lower turn, like 10-15 an geared it for a top speed of 2-3 mph, I wouldn't need the torque of the XL?

I'm hoping that with the ultra low gearing, cogging won't be a problem, although most of the driving in crawling is done with the throttle bearly cracked.

A lower turn motor would be better to give me a broader rpm range to work with.

Where can I find the specs on the wanderers, Mike shows 6-12 turn. What turns do they come in?

The other option I'm keeping open is puting a High/Low range in the tranny. So I can quickly move around and position the truck then shift into granny low to crawl.

What's the least inexpensive controller I can get away with running?

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Xtreme R/C RC-Monster Stock Offline Posts: 26 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Walla Walla, WA	11.26.2005, 11:30 AM Do you think if I went with the wanderer "S" in a lower turn, like 10-15 an geared it for a top speed of 2-3 mph, I wouldn't need the torque of the XL? I'm hoping that with the ultra low gearing, cogging won't be a problem, although most of the driving in crawling is done with the throttle bearly cracked. A lower turn motor would be better to give me a broader rpm range to work with. Where can I find the specs on the wanderers, Mike shows 6-12 turn. What turns do they come in? The other option I'm keeping open is puting a High/Low range in the tranny. So I can quickly move around and position the truck then shift into granny low to crawl. What's the least inexpensive controller I can get away with running?