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george_georgoul 11-02-2007 06:16 AM

Best brushless/ESC package
 
What is the best brand of Brushless Speed Control/Motor?

I want serious power in a straight line


At the moment there are 3 contenders.

1) Novak 3.5
2) LRP
3) Traxxas Veleion System

Is there a website that tells you how much power these things put out?

tfrahm 11-02-2007 10:48 AM

Having seen them run, I can tell you that the Velineon systems from Traxxas are about as fast as a Novak 6.5 or so at the very best... Thus the 3.5 would be WAY faster than the Traxxas Velineon... LRP and Novak are your best bet, and Novak offers "High Voltage" rigs that might open new opportunities...

To be fair, one local has been using 11.1v LiPo with his Velineon, and it really makes that system come alive!

geeunit1014 11-02-2007 01:49 PM

for straight line speed go for the castle creations mamba max 5700kv package and a 3 cell lipo :nod: higher kv than the the traxxas and can handle a 3 cell lipo, which novak and lrp cant. for 6 cell racing, either the novak or lrp 3.5's would be better but for balls out speed the mamba 3c would be better(get the 5700 if you want a 3 cell lipo, the 6700 and 7700 cant handle a 3 cell)

rtherbe 11-02-2007 04:58 PM

Good question. I use all brushless in my r/c aircraft (about six systems), but still use brushed in my cars/buggies/trucks. Maybe soon, but that is 3 T/C's 1 buggy and 1 truck :)

Drewdc90 11-02-2007 05:30 PM

Heres the specs.

http://www.teamnovak.com/products/br...spec_chart.htm

http://lrp.cc/e/lis/05_Electric-Moto...or_Tech_Vector

They both put out similar power (the LRP has more torque and the Novak has higher RPM). I think the HV Novak system would probably put out more power than the 5700 on 3 cells.

gacjr0 11-02-2007 05:42 PM

or put the novak hv maxx in like novak did for that speed challenge:nod:

Potter 11-02-2007 06:57 PM

Get the novak
i think its the best!

Bar.

george_georgoul 11-02-2007 08:14 PM

So what is more powerful?

Traxxas Veleion running a lipo

or

Novak/lrp running on NIMH ( since cant run on lipos)

magm20001 11-02-2007 08:24 PM

venom, lol are you joking?

novak. buy it. nuff said:flaming:

glassdoctor 11-02-2007 08:52 PM

Can't beat a Mamba Max system if you are looking for shear power/speed. You can't compare Novak and MM motors on paper. The MM motors are flat out more powerful than the sensored motors... never mind the kv ratings. In fact, you really need to tune out a lot of punch to make them work good on the dirt.

At a recent big race I ran a MM5700 (similar kv to a 8.5) in a T4 with the punch control about 50%, my M8 set with EXP -40% and the EPA down 10-15%, on and old 5 cell 3800 pack and it could still pull a wheelie, and had top end like all the other mod trucks. Just think what happens on 2s or even 3s lipo.....

You should see what Castle has coming in the next few months... :eek::tire::tire::tire::tire: ...absolutely insane motors....

If you are running normal 6 cells nimh, the Novak 3.5 would still be a good choice. But I would put a MM7700 up against it (geared tall of course) without shaking in my boots, LOL.

The Traxxas system just needs more voltage to wake it up. On 6 cells it doesn't have enough rpm, even with a tall gearing. A good 3s lipo does fix that though.

rafaelmm 11-02-2007 09:12 PM

Mamba + 5700kV + 3s LiPo

Definetly!

andy85 11-03-2007 06:50 AM

Novak 3.5 on lipos would be my choice...

grizzle 11-03-2007 07:30 AM

all out speed
 
For all out speed, Mamba system is my choice, esc and 5700 can handle 3S Lipo. I personally use the Mamba 6900 system and is insanely fast in my pro4... cheers.. :)

adamliehr 11-03-2007 07:33 AM

Novak GTB with either a Novak 3.5 or an Orion 3.5

convikt 11-03-2007 08:00 AM


Originally Posted by andy85 (Post 3827569)
Novak 3.5 on lipos would be my choice...


been there, done that:nod:
very good choice for shear speed
(faster than my bros MM7700 in xxx-cr's)


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