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Old 22-01-2014
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Default Nice cheap brushless motor for Clubman racing

Hey everyone, I know I am not the only one that uses budget ribbed sensorless motors, in my experience even the 12 and 13 turn versions of these are very powerful!

As far as I knew these only came in 9, 10, 12 and 13 turn versions. However, today I spotted a 17T version in HobbyKing: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...Brushless.html

Seems nice for only 23 dollars Might be close to a 17.5T sensored...

PS: I might get one for stock buggy
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Looks good, i've got one of their servos in my buggy and its excellent. Cost £20 but performs exactly the same as the Savox 1258
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Old 22-01-2014
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Cool, what model? My budget metal geared servo of choice is the Alturn AAS-752MG. £18 and 6.0V: 0.09sec / 60 deg. Got one in my Losi and Mardave. The beloved TL01 got the Savox treatment though It is my baby.

PS: Traxxas sits there servo less, motor less, bearing less... A sad sight indeed. Needs fixing before the summer.
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http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s..._0_07_58g.html

Im also running an Alturn in my TA02 - the low profile one and im impressed so far.
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Old 22-01-2014
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WOW! Nice specs
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Default Good cheap brushless motor for clubman

I am pleased to announce that my crazy 12t motor is now dead

I've ordered a more sedate Leopard 13t in replacement from Hong Kong but it may take time to arrive.

In the meantime I have also ordered this and should be with me by wednesday:

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...dProduct=43592

What do people think for clubman? I think it will be somewhere between silver and black can, but will find out this friday.
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It looks a great choice

A possible future idea..
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I like it!!!!! Let's test it
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There's only one way to find out. Hoping it will be really good when we run a tight circuit.

That 12t was quick in my TA02, but in the TB02 it was mental and on pace with the touring cars
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I am glad it is gone BTW... I have a 12T and a 9T that I would like to swap for a couple of 13Ts.... I know I have offered these before, but here it goes again Any takers????
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This is your best bet if you don't mind waiting a couple of weeks:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1512268798...84.m1439.l2649
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http://www.teamtekin.com/blmotors.html

Gives u a rough idea of kv versus turns

13t at 3000kv versus tekin 13.5t at 3500kv and 17.5t at 2500kv.
At a guess its prob close to a 14-15 turn
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The Leopard 13t arrived this morning (I only ordered it on saturday from Hong Kong!!!) I will run each motor in seperate rounds tonight with zero timing and compare.
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Let's hope your wheels stay on, otherwise the comparison will be flawed.
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Let's hope your wheels stay on, otherwise the comparison will be flawed.
Well wheels stayed on (unlike today)

IMHO the 17t is good for clubman - not to different to silver can. On an open track It was at full throttle for a lot of the lap but will be greta for when a tight track is run.

The 13t was much quicker - ran it for the final and managed to beat a touring car with an 8.5t by nearly a lap, although that could be down to the fact I was running foams
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How stupid am I:
http://www.oople.com/forums/showthread.php?t=143787
Starting a thread identical to one posted a few weeks ago!
Think I need to get my medication adjusted.......
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lol chris..

i have now merged the two posts together
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