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Old 07-31-2005, 01:14 PM
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hey guys i was just wondering if any of you have tried the 10x1 in a touring car as all we can get in the uk is 7,8,10 and 11 turns and i dont know if my cells will last with an8 turn, i have 3700s but i am unsure. howmuch are you guys coming back in with your cells after a race.
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You should have no problem running a 8 turn with 3700's
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I second that. I am right on time with some old 3300s and an 8dbl.
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I've actually been running 7 turn motors with 3300 batteries, no problems with runtime, these motors are really efficient.
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Originally Posted by Terry_S
If only the hobby could be even better...

Re Checkpoint motors:

I posted something similar on a UK forum too.

Carry on the discussion folks...
TERRY. Which forum?
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I am glad that everyone is having great success with the motor. I ran 3300's with a 7X1 at the Reedy race and had not problem making run time. Most of our team guys are running 7 turns like Randy stated above. The 6 turn is sick with 3700's. The 19t motor is in final stages of testing and we will have a release date later this summer. If anyone needs anymore help with the motor just let me know.
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Old 08-01-2005, 08:23 AM
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Daryl,
You have PM!!
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Hi Daryl,

I'm a bit curious in brush cutting on the round brush. Will the motor be a bit more punchy if I cut the round brush into straight edges?

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Silver brushes..

Does CheckPoint have 'high-sliver' brushes for their motors??...
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what kind of springs come in your 8 turn motors and what would you guys recomend? Also how long do they go between skims and brushes. I usually get a meeting out of my 12x1 reinhard v2 before i skim it and 2 meetings before new sprint edge brushes as a comparison. Thanks
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O Sherman and John S.

I think I have the answers to both your questions.

The infinity is the high silver brush. i gives plenty of power and lasts - and lasts - and lasts.

I have now got at least 15 runs on one motor with 7 turn armature. it's only been skimmed a couple of times and if anything it's faster now than when the brushes were new.
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what roll out should I start with for an 8 single for foam carpet on a 100 by 50 track



thanks Josh
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Originally Posted by johnbull
O Sherman and John S.

I think I have the answers to both your questions.

The infinity is the high silver brush. i gives plenty of power and lasts - and lasts - and lasts.

I have now got at least 15 runs on one motor with 7 turn armature. it's only been skimmed a couple of times and if anything it's faster now than when the brushes were new.

next question is,... where to get them? checked TowerHobbies, nothing in stock yet (except the offroad version).. I would like to get a couple 10t and a couple 8t. And those Infinity brushes..
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what roll out should I start with for an 8 single for foam carpet on a 100 by 50 track



thanks Josh
Might want to include tire size.

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Old 08-02-2005, 11:26 AM
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Dom...that's why he said rollout, not final drive.
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