Losi Xcelorin S Brushless
#1
Losi Xcelorin S Brushless
Hi, im probably going to get an Xcelorin S 3.5T brushless combo tomorrow from my local hobby store.
I need as much info on them as possible PLEEEASE.
Such as:
Will a Tamiya TA-05 be able to handle it (3.5T Version),
Is it worth the £115,
I have got a 15x2T peak griffin brushed motor at the moment, what will the performance difference be if i do get the 3.5T brushless version,
Will it end up costing me less in the long run if i buy this brushless combo now, like, will buying brushes and maintaing my brushed motor and esc cost more over time?,
What are the Pro's and Con's, how does it compare to a Mamba Max?
How is the PC equipment that comes with it?
I drive mostly around car parks and big open tarmac areas but race mostly once a week on carpet.
Any Advice on this would be VERY appreciated as i don't want to find out the hard way if this combo is rubbish :P
Please reply with an info on this please.
Thanks!
I need as much info on them as possible PLEEEASE.
Such as:
Will a Tamiya TA-05 be able to handle it (3.5T Version),
Is it worth the £115,
I have got a 15x2T peak griffin brushed motor at the moment, what will the performance difference be if i do get the 3.5T brushless version,
Will it end up costing me less in the long run if i buy this brushless combo now, like, will buying brushes and maintaing my brushed motor and esc cost more over time?,
What are the Pro's and Con's, how does it compare to a Mamba Max?
How is the PC equipment that comes with it?
I drive mostly around car parks and big open tarmac areas but race mostly once a week on carpet.
Any Advice on this would be VERY appreciated as i don't want to find out the hard way if this combo is rubbish :P
Please reply with an info on this please.
Thanks!
#3
Thanks for replying.
#6
Are they a lot faster than a 15T brushed then?
I've found out the hardest thing so far is to convince my dad to let me spend £115 on this, hes a stubborn person...
#8
Would it be good for tearing around big car parks and the like? There is quite a lot of big open tarmac spaces around where i live so would it be suited to that or do you still think its too fast?
#10
Thanks for replying
#11
Tech Champion
iTrader: (32)
Would you suggest getting more experience before buying one? I've only officially raced once and have only had 2 tamiya chassis' so far (TL-01 and currently a TA-05), my dad keeps saying get a lot more experience before i buy one, do you think that is nessacery?
Thanks for replying
Thanks for replying
Your dad is correct. I also would get more actual race time in racing the beginner class which is 17.5 or start off in super stock (13.5) before you take the mod leap.
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#14
Thanks for your help
#15
Tech Champion
iTrader: (32)
Just save your money and keep you grades up and maybe santa will be nice to you. Until that happens just take good care of your motors and nihm packs and really pay attention to your car. Check the bearings every once and a while, make sure your shocks and all moving parts are are free.