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Old 09-24-2009, 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Kraig
I saw them all but I would say there were not many Novak speed controls compared to others. Yet Barry was still able to put one in the show but that is Barry, enough said.
The question would be is if it was truly an off the shelf unit and software.
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Old 09-24-2009, 08:04 AM
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The question would be is if it was truly an off the shelf unit and software.
Seems like you could ask that question about every "Team" esc used in the race.

And, of course, that debate is already taking place......
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Old 09-24-2009, 08:47 AM
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Originally Posted by NovakTwo
Seems like you could ask that question about every "Team" esc used in the race.

And, of course, that debate is already taking place......
Yes but other teams will give you the beta software to try, the novak and LRPs do not have this option.
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i beleive that in order to get superior speed you need to work out what motor and speedy crossed with the right settings and gearing will give you the best balance!! its just that the duo seems to be easier to make it happen!! And this makes everyone happy!! but to me the novak isn't far behind although i think the novak is slightly more revy and the duo more torquey! so it handles gearing better without going soft!!
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looks like good,constant power feed also play big role at that point
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Old 09-25-2009, 01:37 PM
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duo2 pete d took a big win with one at vegas!
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Old 11-18-2009, 11:42 AM
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now that the ballastic has been out a lil longer, any new findings?
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Originally Posted by Kody
Hey guys,

the proper gearing, motor timing and speed'o settings is key. Its like a good symphony! When worked out its just amazing! (Kody
Wow, Kody Panda Culture Meister !!

That's impressive buddy boy.

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Old 11-18-2009, 12:51 PM
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Hopefully the ballistic... I have just bought one !

The UK is such a rip-off - £90GBP for something that Novak themselves are selling for $89US on their own website
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89 pounds not too bad actually ...
we got two from states after postage+customs charge we saved £5 a motor ovet uk price but 10-12 days of delivery time+trip to parcelfart was free LOL
so don't feel bad about it....
Motor quality really higher than duos and handles Heath nicely but duo based motors faster
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Originally Posted by yokemad
89 pounds not too bad actually ...
we got two from states after postage+customs charge we saved £5 a motor ovet uk price but 10-12 days of delivery time+trip to parcelfart was free LOL
so don't feel bad about it....
Motor quality really higher than duos and handles Heath nicely but duo based motors faster
If I had more time I would have arranged for my sister to source one in New Zealand and ship it over as a gift

AND... we're the only country left in Europe still in recession
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Sad but True
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Originally Posted by amnesia
If I had more time I would have arranged for my sister to source one in New Zealand and ship it over as a gift

AND... we're the only country left in Europe still in recession
Blame that near blind idiot in downing street for that.
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