View Full Version : what budget electrics? (radio gear, esc, motor)
mx0range
24-03-2011, 01:55 AM
been a long time since i was on this forum. had to sell my former hopped up df-03 without ever getting to race it :(
back on topic! want something to keep me occupied so im getting a mad monkey since its cheap as chips.. but i dont know what radio gear etc to get
recommendations? iv got budgets in mind..
radio gear up to £60 2nd hand considered (prefer stick!)
esc £40 as thats what my futaba mc330r cost. dont mind another unless theres something better?
motor.. £25 ish
thanks
ch!3f
24-03-2011, 07:51 AM
hi fela
just a few ideas for you
radio gear core rc code 2.4ghx (http://www.modelsport.co.uk/core-rc-code-2.4ghz-2-channel-fhss-sport-stick-combo/rc-car-products/38218)
esc nosram hawk power reverse (http://www.modelsport.co.uk/nosram-hawk-power-reverse/rc-car-products/22152) using £7 from the budget of your radio gear
motor orion 13x2 (http://www.modelsport.co.uk/orion-sv2-method-13x2/rc-car-products/23563)
or if you want to try brushless ezrun 35a 9t (http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/eZRun-3in1-Brushless-Motor-9T-4300KV-35A-ESC-auto-/260757392743?pt=UK_ToysGames_RadioControlled_JN&hash=item3cb65a0d67) these are really good value for money most people who have them rate them really low fail rate there are people who have had problems with them but the mostly down to miss use
The Nosram Hawk Power ESC has a 15t motor limit so probably won't be able to handle a 13t motor.
Was it this one you meant?
http://www.modelsport.co.uk/nosram-magnum-reverse/rc-car-products/18333
over 11 turn limit @ £49.99
ch!3f
24-03-2011, 08:57 AM
that would be better but i linked the wrong motor wasnt thinking right i apologies for that incorrect info there
mx0range
24-03-2011, 01:47 PM
i was looking at the ezrun brushless system last night.. work out to be about the same as brushed. is it the motor that usually fails (guess due to gearing?) or the esc? i can cope with having to replace the motor
ch!3f
24-03-2011, 02:01 PM
i think its the esc that fails but 95% of them work fine,+ you get a years warranty with it so can return if it does fail,if you can buy them in the uk like the 1 i linked and save waiting a few weeks for it for the same price.just ask the seller if a warranty still applys to it for 1year
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