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Batfish · 06.14.2005, 10:11 AM

Serum - I think you may be missing what I'm saying, at least a little.
I'm not *looking* for this...I already *have* this. I posted the information about the mower because of Dafni's original post about difficulties with gas mowers.
I have the rechargeable mower already and I got curious about it's motor after posting, so I started looking things up about it.
:)

I guess I was wondering if a motor like the one in my mower could be used in an R/C car or truck. Without knowing the physical size and more about it's composition, I'm guessing it's impossible to tell if it would fit and what type of controller would actually handle it.
Not to mention it looks like $130 to buy a replacement. Not too cheap.

In regards to your project, will you have a working suspension on it, or will it be a standard lawnmower in that respect?

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Batfish RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 617 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: MA	06.14.2005, 10:11 AM Serum - I think you may be missing what I'm saying, at least a little. I'm not looking for this...I already have this. I posted the information about the mower because of Dafni's original post about difficulties with gas mowers. I have the rechargeable mower already and I got curious about it's motor after posting, so I started looking things up about it. :) I guess I was wondering if a motor like the one in my mower could be used in an R/C car or truck. Without knowing the physical size and more about it's composition, I'm guessing it's impossible to tell if it would fit and what type of controller would actually handle it. Not to mention it looks like $130 to buy a replacement. Not too cheap. In regards to your project, will you have a working suspension on it, or will it be a standard lawnmower in that respect? Joe Electronics run on smoke... if you let the smoke out, they stop working.