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06.30.2009, 12:44 AM

Yeah just buy an 1/8 buggy. Much better way to spend your money. Find a clean used roller that already has a motor mount, maybe 100-120, get the hw80 esc and motor combo from HC for 150, and a decent 4s lipo for about 60-75 bucks there too.

Under 400 bucks with a decent servo. That is the way to go.
   
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06.30.2009, 11:23 AM

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Yeah just buy an 1/8 buggy. Much better way to spend your money. Find a clean used roller that already has a motor mount, maybe 100-120, get the hw80 esc and motor combo from HC for 150, and a decent 4s lipo for about 60-75 bucks there too.

Under 400 bucks with a decent servo. That is the way to go.
May I suggest upgrading to a HW150A. It will probably cost 50 bucks more.

I had a truck that weighed 4.3Kg geared for around 45mph with a feigao 7L on4S. It ran ok but gets really hot at just below 60C.

How I am using a HW150A with a KB45 2300Kv motor geared to the same speed and the HW150A is just lukewarm (truck is now 4.6Kg). Probably 40C at most I did a measurement before and it was 38C but the fets are probably hotter than this. Ambient temp was around 30-34. And do avoid the KB45s. My KB45 gets to around 50-55C just doing speed runs. Race condition will probably get it to heat up more.


Try to avoid iron loss with cheap motors. Stick below 40000rpm and u will find your motor to be alot cooler.
   
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