Old School Novak T1 - for the win

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Old School Novak T1 - for the win

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I recently raced my RC10 at a club race. I took my fully decked out goldie, all modern electronics, brushless w/boost 17.5 motor, lipo, spektrum...full tilt racer. Pushed like a dump truck. So I grabbed my back up car, my powdercoated black car. Novak T1, blue can Monster 27T stock motor. Tossed in my lipo & spektrum receiver and hit the track (oh, Futaba 3003 servo). TQ and the win in stock buggy...

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I didnt do as good with my Mod racer, 13X2 and Cyclone TC2 speedo...4th overall

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Either way, both cars performed flawlessly. But they will give way to brushless, I dont have a lathe or any of the stuff to maintain the old brushed motors anymore. They will retire to basher duty until the finally die.
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Awesome!!!

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Awesome, how do you stand with lipo cutoff though?

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Congratulations! See, a S3003 can last a whole race day....sometimes :lol:.

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YZ-10 wrote:Awesome, how do you stand with lipo cutoff though?
5400 Mah & 6 minute races...not an issue. I repeak them after each heat. They were taking about 1200 stock, 1500 modified.
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JK Racing wrote:
YZ-10 wrote:Awesome, how do you stand with lipo cutoff though?
5400 Mah & 6 minute races...not an issue. I repeak them after each heat. They were taking about 1200 stock, 1500 modified.
8) I'm buying my first lipo packs v.soon

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my son's T4 with 17.5 brushless was using about 800-850 per heat. he uses a 3200 20C pack (very low end by todays standards). I must admit, Lipos are probably one of the best investments I have made in the past 20+ years of racing.
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On the original topic, I always had great luck with my T-4 speed control. Later I swapped to the T-1X. They both still work!

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That T1 brings back some really good memories. I had several of them, and you could run the snot out of them!

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askbob wrote:That T1 brings back some really good memories. I had several of them, and you could run the snot out of them!

I have on on my 12L Shelfer...

BITD, I ran 10 cells on my 12L through one... It held up for a long time. And then I had to turn.

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BITD, I ran 10 cells on my 12L through one... It held up for a long time. And then I had to turn.[/quote]

classic.

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btw nice buggies jk.

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