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Old 06-11-2014, 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
lol, I didnt get your post. Your saying he should upgrade the Tekins or keep them because of their tunability? Personally of all the esc's I have tried, I hated the tekins the most. It was like driving an on/off switch.
Don't know what happened there. They're most definitely NOT worth upgrading.

Set initial throttle to minimum and the on/off nature of the ESC is gone.
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Old 06-11-2014, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by t0p_sh0tta
Don't know what happened there. They're most definitely NOT worth upgrading.

Set initial throttle to minimum and the on/off nature of the ESC is gone.
ah ok. Yeah I did that to my gen2 esc. I personally didnt like it. Some people like them. They have nice features, but I didnt like the feel. They are really small and light weight and have the best soldering posts IMO. But I never got the feel out of them that I get from from HW, Viper or orions. I worked with tekins support (which is great) to try and tune the esc, it just never got there.
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Old 06-11-2014, 09:18 AM
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WC I'd like to see some pics of the comparison between the three that sound interesting
no images, did not take any of when we compared weight percentages on the three.

Main thing is online battery offer better handling & jumping , lighter by a 1/2 oz with out all the motor wire...
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Hey WC, just wondering how different the car felt on the fresh track not having the "black groove"?
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Old 06-11-2014, 10:22 AM
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The Tekin Gen2 and the newer software is much better than the gen one stuff. my gen one stuff agree was like an on off switch. several of the guys at our local indoor drivers are using the orion stock esc, even in mod racing. Our track is not real big so the esc at $130.00 and going down to a 5.5 motor seems like a real bargain. Several of the drivers, including the sponsored drivers say all the tuning options on the high dollar orion are not worth the money on a smaller indoor track. if i was in the market for an esc the orion seems like a good buy and you can run a stock 17.5 motor down to a 5.5 mod motor if you want. Im happy with my Tekin RSX's but could have saved $100.00 with the orion stock spec.
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Old 06-11-2014, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by gticlay
Hey WC, just wondering how different the car felt on the fresh track not having the "black groove"?
The inline short pack mod is so good Clayton ? I don't even practice one pack with.



I did switch back to 3/1 toe blocks.



It has the same grip as running the pack in the rear sideways.
Traction is very high already, 17.5 r traction rolln on the sweep.

Not me ....He !
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Old 06-11-2014, 10:34 AM
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Whats up with the Reedy esc? When will it be available? Anyone in the know?
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Old 06-11-2014, 10:42 AM
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First picks came out like almost a year ago. Kinda weird. I guess they are really testing that thing.
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Whats up with the Reedy esc? When will it be available? Anyone in the know?
Some are speculating the the skyrc / toro ts120,( which appears to be a hobbywing v3), is the same as the black box....time will tell. Amazing how the China mfg ripoff all ideas....

I ordered a ts120 off fleabay to give it a shot... I will report back once I have a chance to run it.
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Originally Posted by dan-o
Some are speculating the the skyrc / toro ts120,( which appears to be a hobbywing v3), is the same as the black box....time will tell. Amazing how the China mfg ripoff all ideas....

I ordered a ts120 off fleabay to give it a shot... I will report back once I have a chance to run it.
I was under the impression that hobbywing made all these ESC for other companies.. so really, they're not ripoffs because they are reselling a white labeled product to resell under a different brand.

Anywho, I've got 4 of those Toro 120s running on 2wd buggy, onroad touring cars and F1. They've been all running great and I havent found a better deal than $75 each! Good price for performance. IMO
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Love it. Put a random non standard setup on it and feels great. Same lap times as rm but easier to drive
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It does feel heavy as crap though lol. Wont mater once I get a mod motor to push it around the track
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Originally Posted by lagcisco
I was under the impression that hobbywing made all these ESC for other companies.. so really, they're not ripoffs because they are reselling a white labeled product to resell under a different brand.

Anywho, I've got 4 of those Toro 120s running on 2wd buggy, onroad touring cars and F1. They've been all running great and I havent found a better deal than $75 each! Good price for performance. IMO
That's great news , I hope to have the same results.
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Old 06-11-2014, 08:17 PM
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hey vito.. actually the novak are great speed controls.. the impact is super small , light, and smooth.. plenty of adjustments and stays very cool when running.

I used to run for novak and now run for a different manufacturer but have nothing but great things to say about my experience with novak products.
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