Beginner 2wd buggy motor/esc
#2
You will get as many answers as there are speedo makers.
Go to your local track and see what everyone is running, that should steer you in the right direction.
Plus, maybe you can pick up a second hand speedo from a local. Save $$
Go to your local track and see what everyone is running, that should steer you in the right direction.
Plus, maybe you can pick up a second hand speedo from a local. Save $$
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#5
Tech Adept
Cannot go wrong with Hobbywing, the value just can't be beat. It is all I run, both is 1/10 and 1/8. Super beginner friendly with the programming card.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/07e-combo-js5.html
http://www.hobbypartz.com/07e-combo-js5.html
#6
Cannot go wrong with Hobbywing, the value just can't be beat. It is all I run, both is 1/10 and 1/8. Super beginner friendly with the programming card.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/07e-combo-js5.html
http://www.hobbypartz.com/07e-combo-js5.html
#7
+1 hobbywing
but Tekin is tops $230USD for RS and redline combo. it'll get ya winnin'!!
#8
I'd recommend just buying a Tekin RS to start. You'll want one later on after you get better, so you might as well buy one right now.
Add a 17.5T to that combo and it should be controllable.
Add a 17.5T to that combo and it should be controllable.
#9
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Cant go wrong, as a "beginner" you dont need any more motor.
A little pricey but the RS is a TOUGH and SMALL esc!
Plus when you get better, no need to buy a bigger motor, just swap out the stator! A LOT cheaper!
#10
I am a total begginer and I went with the Tekin RS and a Tekin 17.5
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LRP SXX STOCK SPEC v2 esc and an LRP x12 17.5. Yeah, It's a little pricey buy you gotta soend some money for the good stuff. Also, a Tekin RS or RS Pro with a 17.5 would be just as good.
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#15
And consider why you would hear about more Novak Havoc issues then other lesser known and more expensive systems. More beginners use the Havoc as their first BL speed control than any other. Beginners are more prone to make mistakes that cause speed controls to blow. Experienced racers have mysterious issues with Hobby Wing stuff and there is ZERO back up service for this brand in the US (or anywhere that I am aware of). Tekin is great stuff but much more expensive. OP asked for affordable.