
Anyway, I have been leaning towards the Novak GTB combo

Surely there are some opinions on this one

Those will be fine. I'm just saying that if you happen to now, or decide to switch the cut-off is built in. Hell, I'd wait anyway. They get cheaper by the day. The packs are decent, but the chargers are still a bit hi. You can get a Duratrax Onyx 230 for about $80 US and a decent large capacity pack for $75. That's still pretty high when you can still get great deals on NiMh. As for durability you can get hardcase models, but I wouldn't lose any sleep over it.vintage AE wrote:hey theytookmythumb,
thanks, those are pretty good prices, that must be armerican dollars, eh. I will definitely look into those as options.
I am glad you brought up the batteries, because I wasn't thinking about LiPo batteries...I haven't made the transition yet and don't know too much about them. I hear that they are not as rugged and probably shouldn't be used for bashing, but who am I to say. I was thinking of using a Reedy 3600 Wolfpack.
that's a good price, I'll look them up.JK Racing wrote:Just saw my ad last night (from the mail), Novak Havok brushless systems for $120...www.hobbypeople.net I dont know if they do international shipping.
personally, I don't know much about how it stacks up, maybe some of the other know.aconsola wrote:how do the losi excelorin 1/10 scale systems stack up against the other brushless offerings?
I found the speed-T truck for $250. That has the brushless speedo, motor, spektrum rx and decent spektrum tx(with EPA, perfect as a backup) all included. Seems like a decent package deal except for all the extra packaging(ie the truck) that I don't need.
If their in Canada they do fast shipping to. nice people I bought a airplane kit from them.JK Racing wrote:Just saw my ad last night (from the mail), Novak Havok brushless systems for $120...www.hobbypeople.net I dont know if they do international shipping.
Perhaps a little too new to be sure, but so far they seem to working reasonably well from what I have heard. Some adjustability with a programming card, no darn blinkity lights, can also do more with a PC like the Castle. One area that the Novak GTB is a little behind on, I don’t know about the new Havok. The Losi sensored motors in particular seem pretty strong, I've seen several Novak guys switch to those motors.aconsola wrote:how do the losi excelorin 1/10 scale systems stack up against the other brushless offerings?
I found the speed-T truck for $250. That has the brushless speedo, motor, spektrum rx and decent spektrum tx(with EPA, perfect as a backup) all included. Seems like a decent package deal except for all the extra packaging(ie the truck) that I don't need.
Hobby People is based here in SoCal...went to their warehouse sale last year...no vintage, but did get some killer dealsbearrickster wrote:If their in Canada they do fast shipping to. nice people I bought a airplane kit from them.JK Racing wrote:Just saw my ad last night (from the mail), Novak Havok brushless systems for $120...www.hobbypeople.net I dont know if they do international shipping.
I didnt notice any cogging with my 4600 MM sensorless set up.Seems to be worse with higher turn/slower winds, less of an issue with hotter motors strangely enough.
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