team orion vortex brushless motors
#3
Tech Fanatic
Why wouldn't they??
I would go on the thread for this....try the search button.
I would go on the thread for this....try the search button.
#5
Tech Fanatic
#7
You can also buy them direct from Team Orion if you are having trouble finding them. Just email me direct at [email protected] for pricing.
Hope this helps,
JP
Hope this helps,
JP
#8
TLRacing
iTrader: (25)
I have been running for Orion for about 3 years. I have been running the RC Edition V2 Motors and switched over to the Brushless Vortex about 3 weeks ago and I love it! The power is incredible, maintnence free, and smooth braking. I am lovin' them big time!
Last edited by Frank Root; 08-13-2007 at 01:37 PM.
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Brad the orion motor is the best for the buck if you ask me it comes with a sintered rotor and runs very cool. The LRP has a bonded rotor and the novak is down on low end power im opinion.
#12
Tech Champion
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After driving brushless it feels different in 2wd but not so much in 4wd to me. Very smooth and not as punchy but very free rolling smooth. I think i liked it cause i like my car free rolling and smooth. i have bever tried the novak only the lrp sphere.
#14
Tech Adept
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Thanks guys...I was running the mamba max 5700 all year....a TON and i blew out the bearings in the motor. I'm just ready for a change I think. Orion seems to be a great company so I think I will try it out. I will take my chances on the fan, which i think is a great idea because if a motor gets too hot the magnets lose strength and there goes your power. It's nice to be able to run it sensorless too. One thing I do know is I will not go back to brushed. I ran the crap out of that motor all year (below freezing, snow, 95 and humid) and if you can stand the noise of broken bearings (or get new ones once in a great while) a bl motor could run for many moons.
#15
Tech Elite
iTrader: (64)
Thanks guys...I was running the mamba max 5700 all year....a TON and i blew out the bearings in the motor. I'm just ready for a change I think. Orion seems to be a great company so I think I will try it out. I will take my chances on the fan, which i think is a great idea because if a motor gets too hot the magnets lose strength and there goes your power. It's nice to be able to run it sensorless too. One thing I do know is I will not go back to brushed. I ran the crap out of that motor all year (below freezing, snow, 95 and humid) and if you can stand the noise of broken bearings (or get new ones once in a great while) a bl motor could run for many moons.