Tuned Brushless or Regular whats the difference but price.
11-11-2010, 12:53 PM
#46
11-12-2010, 03:05 PM
#47
11-12-2010, 04:51 PM
#48
I think there is room for tuning brushless motors.
No need to put down tuners just to promote your products.
No need to put down tuners just to promote your products.
11-12-2010, 05:20 PM
#49
You didn't have to.....you basically grouped every tuner or importing company together in one lump with your comment.....
And I would be careful on some of your claims.....Novak hasn't been an Angel in this whole brushless revolution.
Later EddieO
And I would be careful on some of your claims.....Novak hasn't been an Angel in this whole brushless revolution.
Later EddieO
11-12-2010, 06:44 PM
#52
The Duo 1 motors I still run in TC 17.5 and WGT 13.5 are those that came from tuner Eric Anderson (EA) two years ago.
11-16-2010, 02:22 PM
#53
EA always has and always will be a respected name in RC when it comes to making power with electric motors, brushed or brushless.
I respect the work of guys like EA, Tag, Dieter......
I have never known or dealt with the man behind BOSS, but he has a strong following of racers also.
Instead of bashing my competition, I embrace them. This is America. Competition is necessary to keep manufacturers honest, keep them building QUALITY products.
Many thousands of racers in the world.... plenty to go around.
If all things go well, I'd like to be rememberred alongside names like Dieter, McCurdy, Greenmeyer, Reedy.
Those were the great motor builders of Yesterday....well Dieter is still at it!
Matt
I respect the work of guys like EA, Tag, Dieter......
I have never known or dealt with the man behind BOSS, but he has a strong following of racers also.
Instead of bashing my competition, I embrace them. This is America. Competition is necessary to keep manufacturers honest, keep them building QUALITY products.
Many thousands of racers in the world.... plenty to go around.
If all things go well, I'd like to be rememberred alongside names like Dieter, McCurdy, Greenmeyer, Reedy.
Those were the great motor builders of Yesterday....well Dieter is still at it!
Matt
11-16-2010, 02:44 PM
#54
EA's motors hold up. I still have a duo1 that out Dynos the DUO2s and 3s. It stays in the box for bigger races, and the fact that I can't drive it
And I am not bashing anyone else's stuff. It is just my experience in the short time I have been in the hobby.
And I am not bashing anyone else's stuff. It is just my experience in the short time I have been in the hobby.
11-16-2010, 03:29 PM
#55
EA always has and always will be a respected name in RC when it comes to making power with electric motors, brushed or brushless.
I respect the work of guys like EA, Tag, Dieter......
I have never known or dealt with the man behind BOSS, but he has a strong following of racers also.
Instead of bashing my competition, I embrace them. This is America. Competition is necessary to keep manufacturers honest, keep them building QUALITY products.
Many thousands of racers in the world.... plenty to go around.
If all things go well, I'd like to be rememberred alongside names like Dieter, McCurdy, Greenmeyer, Reedy.
Those were the great motor builders of Yesterday....well Dieter is still at it!
Matt
I respect the work of guys like EA, Tag, Dieter......
I have never known or dealt with the man behind BOSS, but he has a strong following of racers also.
Instead of bashing my competition, I embrace them. This is America. Competition is necessary to keep manufacturers honest, keep them building QUALITY products.
Many thousands of racers in the world.... plenty to go around.
If all things go well, I'd like to be rememberred alongside names like Dieter, McCurdy, Greenmeyer, Reedy.
Those were the great motor builders of Yesterday....well Dieter is still at it!
Matt
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