which brushless system?
05-30-2007, 04:37 PM
#1
which brushless system?
ok ill start by saying that gm and mamba systems are out as i want to run stock so i need to be able to run the novak 13.5 so that leaves novak gtb spread spektrum, lrp sphere 2007 tc spec and finally the new quark system.
couple questions is the new lrp better than the novak? its $100 more so why?
how common is thermaling now?
any one know much bout the quark?
cheers.
ps i know mamba are really good and pretty much never thermal but i wanna run stock.
couple questions is the new lrp better than the novak? its $100 more so why?
how common is thermaling now?
any one know much bout the quark?
cheers.
ps i know mamba are really good and pretty much never thermal but i wanna run stock.
05-30-2007, 06:51 PM
#2
GTB. Or XBR Just as long as it has the sintered rotor.
http://www.shopatron.com/index/135.0.151.0.0.0.0
Either one.
If you plan to ever go faster than a 5800 go with the GTB.
If you think 5800 is fast enough or to fast? Start with the XBR.
Simply the best dollar spent is ON THE Novak systems.
http://www.shopatron.com/index/135.0.151.0.0.0.0
Either one.
If you plan to ever go faster than a 5800 go with the GTB.
If you think 5800 is fast enough or to fast? Start with the XBR.
Simply the best dollar spent is ON THE Novak systems.
Last edited by UN4RACING; 05-31-2007 at 06:55 AM.
05-30-2007, 06:59 PM
#3
Originally Posted by aus jd 2703
how common is thermaling now?
Novak has better customer support though.
You could always wait for the tekin r1 pro but no one knows how long that wait is.
05-30-2007, 07:04 PM
#4
The XBR sets don't come with the sintered rotor... check it out here
http://www.teamnovak.com/products/br...ems/index.html
just wanted to point that out
http://www.teamnovak.com/products/br...ems/index.html
just wanted to point that out
Originally Posted by UN4RACING
GTB. Or XBR Just as long as it has the sintered rotor. I know the XBR does.
http://www.shopatron.com/index/135.0.151.0.0.0.0
Either one.
If you plan to ever go faster than a 5800 go with the GTB.
If you think 5800 is fast enough or to fast? Start with the XBR.
Simply the best dollar spent is ON THE Novak systems.
http://www.shopatron.com/index/135.0.151.0.0.0.0
Either one.
If you plan to ever go faster than a 5800 go with the GTB.
If you think 5800 is fast enough or to fast? Start with the XBR.
Simply the best dollar spent is ON THE Novak systems.
05-30-2007, 10:31 PM
#5
Originally Posted by aus jd 2703
ok ill start by saying that gm and mamba systems are out as i want to run stock so i need to be able to run the novak 13.5 so that leaves novak gtb spread spektrum, lrp sphere 2007 tc spec and finally the new quark system.
couple questions is the new lrp better than the novak? its $100 more so why?
how common is thermaling now?
any one know much bout the quark?
cheers.
ps i know mamba are really good and pretty much never thermal but i wanna run stock.
couple questions is the new lrp better than the novak? its $100 more so why?
how common is thermaling now?
any one know much bout the quark?
cheers.
ps i know mamba are really good and pretty much never thermal but i wanna run stock.
05-31-2007, 12:09 AM
#7
From what i have experianced the best 13.5 brushless combo is the LRP System. It doesnt thermal, and runs beautifully. The Novak is still an awesome system but i think the LRP just has it over it. I find the novak actually tends to cog off the line with good batteries..just my 2 cents
05-31-2007, 04:05 AM
#9
Tech Initiate
Originally Posted by aus jd 2703
becasue as far as i know the gm cant be used with novak motors
I run a GM genius 95, with LRP, Novak & GM motors, no problem at all.
05-31-2007, 06:23 AM
#10
Is this the way to go for stock racing?
http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/produc...ducts_id=19502
Cheers
Adrian
http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/produc...ducts_id=19502
Cheers
Adrian
05-31-2007, 06:35 AM
#11
Tech Regular
That's the old ss system. The motor runs something like a 15-17 turn brushed. Go for a system that includes a 13.5 either with a GTB or XBR. Don
05-31-2007, 06:53 AM
#12
Originally Posted by dorick
The XBR sets don't come with the sintered rotor... check it out here
http://www.teamnovak.com/products/br...ems/index.html
just wanted to point that out
http://www.teamnovak.com/products/br...ems/index.html
just wanted to point that out
Nice save I wouldn't want him to buy one thinking it had the sintered in it.
05-31-2007, 06:58 AM
#13
Originally Posted by or8ital
Last weekend all the guys with the GTBs were thermaling (10.5s with sintered rotors) and all the guys with Sphere's werent. So I guess it is still common.
Novak has better customer support though.
You could always wait for the tekin r1 pro but no one knows how long that wait is.
Novak has better customer support though.
You could always wait for the tekin r1 pro but no one knows how long that wait is.
05-31-2007, 08:25 AM
#14
or8ital, you mentioned "all" of the GTB runners thermalled and "none" of the Sphere guys. Well, I have a problem with generic statements. How many of each? What type of cars? How many different heats? What motor on the spheres? Did you take a poll of gear ratios? How welll were the cars set-up? There is a lot of gray area to your statement. Having run both the GTB and Sphere, I found the LRP to have one advantage...size. Aside of that, it thermalled, crapped out and when it did work, was not as smooth as the GTB. And I run my cars HARD. Please give more info before posting your "facts".
05-31-2007, 08:53 AM
#15
From What I am reading the best option for me would be to borrow both systems from friends and test them. Because both the LRP and the Novak sides says theirs run the best and the other side thermals.
well, verbally that maybe acceptable but mathematically it doesnt add up
Does anyone have solid proof that one system is better than the other??
(we are comparing LRP 2007 spec and GTB standard or specktrum)
well, verbally that maybe acceptable but mathematically it doesnt add up
Does anyone have solid proof that one system is better than the other??
(we are comparing LRP 2007 spec and GTB standard or specktrum)