That makes me a sad Panda .............. NOT !

I expect that they will make the 550 4 poles legal. The 540's just have too much off an issue in the 4x4 class with heat.

That 4 pole 550 size personally seems just right for this class. Heck, wouldn't mind trying them in my eb48 for a more lightweight setup.

As for 3S packs, Promatch has some right now for a really good price and 1 year warranty:

http://www.promatchracing.com/prodde...prod=3S520050C



Thinking of trying some, heck, could use them for my 1/5 scale conversion.

I may have been sleeping, but I just found the SCT410 instruction manual on the Tekno site. I didn't see it posted on any previous pages, but I apologize if it's already been posted.

http://www.teknorc.com/tekno5/wp-con...structions.pdf

Blank setup sheet:
http://www.teknorc.com/tekno5/wp-con...er_savable.pdf

Looks like there are some bits and pieces missing in the manual it might just be that I was looking at it on my phone but looks like a pretty straight forward build :-)

No body is included? Boooooooooooo.

Don't quote me on this but I haven't seen anything that allows any 4 pole motors, 540 or 550 size, to be run at roar events. Last I saw and read only 2 pole Motors are allowed or legal to race their events

Why? Almost everybody has their personal favourite bodies, and not having to include one reduces box size a lot.

The two pole rotors are only mandatory in spec classes.

Seriously? You see nothing wrong with a $400 kit that doesn't even come with a body? That just tacks another $30 to the price of the kit.

^^^ Nope

Would have tacked on more than that between the cost of the body and the additional shipping for the much larger box and then you get a cheap body that might not like.

No, as long as what's included makes up for it.

Any thoughts on using this motor?

http://www.speedpassion.net/shop/det...?p=CSL03&c=MTR

curious as I remember when these came out they were being used in 1/8, but the Kv's were high. wondering if these could be good in 1/10 4x4 SCT ...

Another way to look at it ...

I rather have the choice to buy the body of my liking versus the need to upgrade the kit with the variety of stuff that I had to do with the SC10 4x4 to get it to perform.

And the vehicle can be had for $340 shipped.

I ran one of those motors in a 1/10 truggy. It was nothing special. Smooth, but ran hot. There are better options if you want to run a 2-pole motor.