Old School Tamiya fox driver needs advice
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Old School Tamiya fox driver needs advice
Hi ,
Have an old school tamiya fox, have a couple of questions as the world of RC has changed alot since 1985.
I would like to put a decent motor and speed controller in the car but honestly have no idea??
It has already a futaba mcr 230cr.
For a brush motor/spd controller combination any suggestions?
And a brushless motor speed controller combination any suggestions?
I really hope someone can point me in the right direction!!
Many thanks
mick
Have an old school tamiya fox, have a couple of questions as the world of RC has changed alot since 1985.
I would like to put a decent motor and speed controller in the car but honestly have no idea??
It has already a futaba mcr 230cr.
For a brush motor/spd controller combination any suggestions?
And a brushless motor speed controller combination any suggestions?
I really hope someone can point me in the right direction!!
Many thanks
mick
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Hi ,
Have an old school tamiya fox, have a couple of questions as the world of RC has changed alot since 1985.
I would like to put a decent motor and speed controller in the car but honestly have no idea??
It has already a futaba mcr 230cr.
For a brush motor/spd controller combination any suggestions?
And a brushless motor speed controller combination any suggestions?
I really hope someone can point me in the right direction!!
Many thanks
mick
Have an old school tamiya fox, have a couple of questions as the world of RC has changed alot since 1985.
I would like to put a decent motor and speed controller in the car but honestly have no idea??
It has already a futaba mcr 230cr.
For a brush motor/spd controller combination any suggestions?
And a brushless motor speed controller combination any suggestions?
I really hope someone can point me in the right direction!!
Many thanks
mick
I would recommend buying a Banzai Brushed motor www.banzaimotors.com
Give them a call and see what they can do for you. They are local in California but ships everywhere. Judy, the boss is always helpful.