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Old 03-01-2017, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Roelof
Over here the stock Tamiya races are done with a Carson Cupmachine, it is a 23 turn silvercan just costng 10 euro. A brushes ESC just cost about 20 euro (on ebay even 10 euro). The motors are pretty equal and can hold on for a season racing but hey, lets spend money and do a fresh motor every race (6 races), it is stll much cheaper than 1 brushless combo....

Why nuts?
It's the electronic equivalent of putting a Model T Ford engine in a formula 1 car. A $10 saddle on a $2 horse.

From a more practical perspective, I think it would be more beneficial to racers in the series to run a spec locked timing brushless motor so racers would better learn about brushless gear, how it works, and how it drives.

I don't know if its a just-for-fun class or a beginner class or a hardcore all-out race class, but if its popular and gets people to come to the track, keep it up.
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