jeffreylin

I have the GT7 and the original quantum. I think the main thing to consider is size. Although if weren't for the big capacitor, I think I like the GT7 better as it just seem more smooth to me for some reason.

Also consider NOSRAM dominator. I've seen it for around $100, heck lot cheaper than the quantum but essentially the same item in different packaging.

Fire

i get GT7 coz the local shop has good connection with novak, so service is not a problem

Omar

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any body know when the q2 is coming to the usa. i wounder what kind of set up you whould have to use on your car in the rain. that might be cool until rust happens

stephen Baker

Also a really good thing about the QC2 is that through associated(in USA) it has a lifetime warranty (says the ad in RCCA mag) so if anything happens to it they will repair/replace it for free. Plus it has lots of extra features, such as reactive software, Digital Engine Mapping System 2 (DEMS-2), Adjustable punch, inital and auto brake, and auto start.

asimo

I've had the QC2 for about 4 months now, very small but i'm thinking of getting the GM-SW12W. It's about the same size as the LRP but with a few more features.

Omar

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i hate living in the usa (sike i love america) we always get stuff late. people who live in japan always get stuff really early before us americans. that stinks

tamiyarcracer

Tell us about this speeder. I have 4 GM speeders, and I like them. Is this a new one?

alch

Yes it is newish, i bought one about a month ago.
Alot of the drivers in Japan use the sx-9 and sx-12 i believe.
I haven't played too much with the settings as it is running pretty good as is.
I was tossing up between the lrp and sx-12, and finally went with the sx-12, as it was recommended by a few people here in Japan.

Check out their homepage. They don't have the esc listed as a product, but you can go to downloads section and get the manual..

http://gm-racing.de/englisch/hauptseite/index_e.htm

Usually at a cheaper price aswell!
Its not as bad as living in Australia though!

Alch

SlobbaTech

I haven't ever had a LRP but am very happy with my GT-7 and Novak's customer support is the best. A couple people a while back got burned by LRP's "Limited Lifetime Warranty" thinking it was lifetime, when in actuallity it's just a 30-90 day or so warranty from manuf defects and that sort of thing.

Neil Rabara

Nice pic Mark, looks like a German track. I've had the pleasure of racing on wet asphalt with my F201. It's so cool having grooves on the tires. Traction remained the same. Open wheel cars have the rooster tails coming off of it when there is H2O.

cHckbOY5

does the water not affect the motor n batts?

rc-zombies

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very minimal...not enough to short them out.

MarkA

iTrader: (21)

Holland, actually. There are a bunch more at: http://www.nomac.nl/ec/wedstrijdverslagen-ec-02.htm#NK1

lawndoggie

SOrry to bring the old thread up again, I am also in the hunt for a new ESC and am considering the QC2, GT7 and Futaba 800.
While I was leaning towards the QC2, MANY people told me the problem with its consistency, saying that many of they got fried!! Maybe problems with different batches!?
Anyone had any problems with QC2? What's ya experience with the 3 speedos?

Thanks yall

MrEs

what about recever, servos are they water proof?!