4LikesViper RC -
11-22-2010, 10:16 PM
#6
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Both the buggy and truggy motors will have kv options from about 1300kv to 2400kv. Because the 1/8 motors are still in development there may be minor alterations to the final kv options. We will have something very close to your target.
Both the buggy and truggy motors will have kv options from about 1300kv to 2400kv. Because the 1/8 motors are still in development there may be minor alterations to the final kv options. We will have something very close to your target.
11-22-2010, 10:19 PM
#7
None of our esc's are available quite yet. We're working really hard to get the 1/10 esc's out. There's still some development to be done. Once the Vtrax10 and the Vtrax10R are finalized, the Vtrax8 and VtraxOne will follow very quickly.
11-23-2010, 12:50 AM
#11
Nice looking stuff Weylin! Looking forward to the 1/10th ESC's. 
And if anyone was asking about preformace of the Viper stuff, I haven't tried anything from them but one of the local racers is sponsored by Viper and is unbeatable, literally walks away in mod buggy every week.
And if anyone was asking about preformace of the Viper stuff, I haven't tried anything from them but one of the local racers is sponsored by Viper and is unbeatable, literally walks away in mod buggy every week.
11-23-2010, 01:09 AM
#12
Tech Regular
Why 360 day warranty for esc and only 180 for motors?
11-23-2010, 01:26 AM
#13
Looking at the numbers here, their 360 days esc warranty still by far exceeds the typical 120 days (which is like 1/3 of a year at best offered by most manufactures for their esc. Also most put out their motors for 90-120 days warranty, and their 180 days exceeds that as well.
In addition, nothing wrong with putting different time warranty frames on two entirely different types of products, i.e. either esc or motor. A pc interface device could have a different warranty frame. It's totally up to the company to decide this on their end. Their warranty exceeds the norm in both cases by far.
In addition, nothing wrong with putting different time warranty frames on two entirely different types of products, i.e. either esc or motor. A pc interface device could have a different warranty frame. It's totally up to the company to decide this on their end. Their warranty exceeds the norm in both cases by far.
11-23-2010, 03:07 AM
#15
Tech Regular
Looking at the numbers here, their 360 days esc warranty still by far exceeds the typical 120 days (which is like 1/3 of a year at best offered by most manufactures for their esc. Also most put out their motors for 90-120 days warranty, and their 180 days exceeds that as well.
In addition, nothing wrong with putting different time warranty frames on two entirely different types of products, i.e. either esc or motor. A pc interface device could have a different warranty frame. It's totally up to the company to decide this on their end. Their warranty exceeds the norm in both cases by far.
In addition, nothing wrong with putting different time warranty frames on two entirely different types of products, i.e. either esc or motor. A pc interface device could have a different warranty frame. It's totally up to the company to decide this on their end. Their warranty exceeds the norm in both cases by far.