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Old 30-04-2017
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Hi guys,

I'm trying to get my latest project, a procat back to as I used to race it as a know kid.

I can't remember exactly what electrics I had but I'm after some help.

I have just bought a Trinigt EPIC RACE SPEC 19T. Can anybody suggest decent nimh batteries (think mine were purple panasonics) and a good esc (Futaba a think I had)

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Schumacher do some decent "EP" stick pack batteries nimh style
most have now moved to Lipo for convenience nowadays

you may need to strip stickpacks down to solder into saddles for a procat I cant quite remember


maybe save the original car and order a re release cat xls from Schumacher which will accept "shorty" style lipos

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Old 01-05-2017
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I'm trying to get it back to originla really.

Can anybody suggest good seperates nimh packs, a good esc.
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Old 02-05-2017
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didn't think you have much luck but !!!
check out DMS racing Darren has some new old stock at budget prices

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I've got a couple of Futaba escs (MC 112s possibly), but I don't think they'll handle that motor.

Let me know if this is what you are after - I can PM some photos.
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Thanks guys, I don't suppose anybody knows of a suitable esc for this motor. Bits are proving difficult to find.

Maybe a sidewinder?

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Old 07-05-2017
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I've got a couple of Futaba escs (MC 112s possibly), but I don't think they'll handle that motor.

Let me know if this is what you are after - I can PM some photos.
The Mc 112 will handle a 19 t no problem, we used to re-wire them with 12 gauge wire and ran 12 and 13 turn motors no problem at all only had 1700 scr's back then though
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Old 07-05-2017
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Will the 112 support reverse?
I'm planning 5000mah 6 cell Nimh saddle packs probably 7.2v. Can anybody see any issues with this.
Any good places who still make up battery packs?

Dan could you send over some pics please. Thanks

Thanks guys.
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There is a setup shet for vintage cars so come on guys add your setups.
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