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Re~Mix · 02.10.2006, 10:44 PM

It was promod, he was around and beginning and is still going strong. Hiamplidue was/is the sickest man around rc. I can't imagine what he'd of done with lipo technology.

Outrunners can be used, but not for a normal application. A few crawling guys use them since they are much more efficient at lower rpm's I suppose.

The hacker motors are really nice, ever since they faded out of the controller scene fewer people have been buying them. They are still up to par with the lehner's and aevox's of our brushless world, and made in germany likewise. The c50L and XL are nice, since once you get the 5mm shaft in, they are great, cool running motors. Too bad they only made 1/10th controllers for cars now (very nice by the way).

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Re~Mix ¡Go Baby Go! Offline Posts: 361 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Minnesota	02.10.2006, 10:44 PM It was promod, he was around and beginning and is still going strong. Hiamplidue was/is the sickest man around rc. I can't imagine what he'd of done with lipo technology. Outrunners can be used, but not for a normal application. A few crawling guys use them since they are much more efficient at lower rpm's I suppose. The hacker motors are really nice, ever since they faded out of the controller scene fewer people have been buying them. They are still up to par with the lehner's and aevox's of our brushless world, and made in germany likewise. The c50L and XL are nice, since once you get the 5mm shaft in, they are great, cool running motors. Too bad they only made 1/10th controllers for cars now (very nice by the way). RC18T FT - Quark Castle Creations Airtronics IB