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Old 06-02-2015, 10:51 AM
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Hello, i'm from Brazil.

Where should i buy G-Forcee products ?

Can be an online shop.
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Originally Posted by Stogie
Thanks for the information, however, I was looking for information on how I might be able to CHANGE the cut-off voltage - to lower it to 8.35 for 2S, for instance. Competitors products include this feature - if the G6P does not currently, I'd hope it will be included in the next firmware upgrade.
I haven't seen many that do, but I will suggest it if they are doing another software patch. Since 8.4 is the industry standard for cut off and most are looking for more than less, we'll see what they think...
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Originally Posted by piorc
Hello, i'm from Brazil.

Where should i buy G-Forcee products ?

Can be an online shop.
Check your PM
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Originally Posted by nikos2002
I haven't seen many that do, but I will suggest it if they are doing another software patch. Since 8.4 is the industry standard for cut off and most are looking for more than less, we'll see what they think...
Not all classes need that 8.4 volts.
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Will the Extreme motors be ROAR/BRCA approved for stock spec? Looking at the 13.5 for 1S blinky so would prob need the 12.5mm rotor as well.
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Originally Posted by Badger5
Will the Extreme motors be ROAR/BRCA approved for stock spec? Looking at the 13.5 for 1S blinky so would prob need the 12.5mm rotor as well.
Hobby Authority has submitted motors to ROAR for approval, can't speak for BRCA, as G Force's European distributor would be responsible for that.
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Cheers Nick. I understand that you will not be responsible for BRCA approval but I wanted to make sure these motors weren't going to be like some other manufacturers that make motors they know won't be legal for stock. I'm sure they will be approved soon though.
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Originally Posted by Badger5
Cheers Nick. I understand that you will not be responsible for BRCA approval but I wanted to make sure these motors weren't going to be like some other manufacturers that make motors they know won't be legal for stock. I'm sure they will be approved soon though.
There are JMRCA and ROAR applications pending approval, BRCA has 1 or 2 additional rules that I know ROAR does not have, but I think the motor should have those covered as well. These motor are made to rules the are not "outlaw" style.
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Confirmation from G Force that the motors will be submitted to BRCA this month.
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Has anybody tried the new super extreme motors? How do they compare?
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Originally Posted by Badger5
Cheers Nick. I understand that you will not be responsible for BRCA approval but I wanted to make sure these motors weren't going to be like some other manufacturers that make motors they know won't be legal for stock. I'm sure they will be approved soon though.
They are on the approved list now, and the rotor is also approved so you can use the rotor from the Super Sonic in the Super Extreme.

This is the 13.5 list;
http://www.brca.org/sites/www.brca.o...0v6%20pdf1.pdf
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Originally Posted by Zhangesh
Has anybody tried the new super extreme motors? How do they compare?
They are on par with high rpm motors - if your running on a tighter track would consider high torque rotor.
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Originally Posted by nikos2002
They are on par with high rpm motors - if your running on a tighter track would consider high torque rotor.
Gforce 13.5 motors on Gforce motor anaylser ('throttle' on it set to the sixth light, not into the red);

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Originally Posted by Skiddins
Gforce 13.5 motors on Gforce motor anaylser ('throttle' on it set to the sixth light, not into the red);

Why did you put the rotor from the supersonic into the super extreme? is it purely for homologation purposes?
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