Official Losi Micro SCT Thread
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Yes, that would be fine.
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okay thanks guys. and yes i do know that losi makes a 3s lipo but its way overpriced in my opinion. oh and if i get a micro rally, could i post about it in this thread? yeah i know its a micro sct thread.
okay thanks guys. and yes i do know that losi makes a 3s lipo but its way overpriced in my opinion. oh and if i get a micro rally, could i post about it in this thread? yeah i know its a micro sct thread.
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RE: Official Losi Micro SCT Thread
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Yes, that would be fine.
Yes, that would be fine.
ORIGINAL: Microz
okay thanks guys. and yes i do know that losi makes a 3s lipo but its way overpriced in my opinion. oh and if i get a micro rally, could i post about it in this thread? yeah i know its a micro sct thread.
okay thanks guys. and yes i do know that losi makes a 3s lipo but its way overpriced in my opinion. oh and if i get a micro rally, could i post about it in this thread? yeah i know its a micro sct thread.
unless these fit, but they seem a little too large.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/77p-sl350-3s1p-20c-3333.html
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RE: Official Losi Micro SCT Thread
Yeah you could go with the genuine lipos I guess, just a little to expensive for my taste though.
ORIGINAL: Microz
okay cool thanks. after reading your review thread, i think i may as well get a 200mah 11.1v losi lipo if they perform better than the zippys (based on what one of the replies you got said)...a little pricey but i guess i could take good care of them so they last long.
unless these fit, but they seem a little too large.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/77p-sl350-3s1p-20c-3333.html
ORIGINAL: thehuntingterminator
Yes, that would be fine.
Yes, that would be fine.
ORIGINAL: Microz
okay thanks guys. and yes i do know that losi makes a 3s lipo but its way overpriced in my opinion. oh and if i get a micro rally, could i post about it in this thread? yeah i know its a micro sct thread.
okay thanks guys. and yes i do know that losi makes a 3s lipo but its way overpriced in my opinion. oh and if i get a micro rally, could i post about it in this thread? yeah i know its a micro sct thread.
unless these fit, but they seem a little too large.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/77p-sl350-3s1p-20c-3333.html
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RE: Official Losi Micro SCT Thread
ORIGINAL: thehuntingterminator
Yeah you could go with the genuine lipos I guess, just a little to expensive for my taste though.
Yeah you could go with the genuine lipos I guess, just a little to expensive for my taste though.
ORIGINAL: Microz
okay cool thanks. after reading your review thread, i think i may as well get a 200mah 11.1v losi lipo if they perform better than the zippys (based on what one of the replies you got said)...a little pricey but i guess i could take good care of them so they last long.
unless these fit, but they seem a little too large.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/77p-sl350-3s1p-20c-3333.html
ORIGINAL: thehuntingterminator
Yes, that would be fine.
Yes, that would be fine.
ORIGINAL: Microz
okay thanks guys. and yes i do know that losi makes a 3s lipo but its way overpriced in my opinion. oh and if i get a micro rally, could i post about it in this thread? yeah i know its a micro sct thread.
okay thanks guys. and yes i do know that losi makes a 3s lipo but its way overpriced in my opinion. oh and if i get a micro rally, could i post about it in this thread? yeah i know its a micro sct thread.
unless these fit, but they seem a little too large.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/77p-sl350-3s1p-20c-3333.html
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RE: Official Losi Micro SCT Thread
hey guys. im sure that this lipo should fit in the micro rally/sct right?
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hey guys. im sure that this lipo should fit in the micro rally/sct right?
hey guys. im sure that this lipo should fit in the micro rally/sct right?
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yeah i'm 99% sure that it would.
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hey guys. im sure that this lipo should fit in the micro rally/sct right?
hey guys. im sure that this lipo should fit in the micro rally/sct right?
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RE: Official Losi Micro SCT Thread
Yeah mine will be here this week sometime. Got in my infared thermometer yesterday.
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Well got the new pinion gears today... he he he they are so small
Well got the new pinion gears today... he he he they are so small
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ran the Micro SCT today with the new brass pinion. it was a pain to install, but worked great once i got it on there. my fears about motor temps are true though. using my new infared thermometer (which will be reviewed), after just 10 minutes of running inside the motor mount screws were reading over 170 degrees. can't imagine what the actaul temp was inside the motor.
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is that with the brushed motor????? did u end up ordering the brushless combo??
is that with the brushed motor????? did u end up ordering the brushless combo??
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anyone have the new Micro Truggy?
thanks
anyone have the new Micro Truggy?
thanks
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i think i finally burnt out the brushed motor in mine. it'll probably be a month or 2 before i get the BL system, but i will let you all know when i do.
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Got mine the other day, haven't got the steering sorted yet, was planing to use a old micro servo I've got, but can't find it.
Only down side the brass pinions don't fit the motor. The motor shaft is shorter but it's also thiner.... Grrrr
Not entirely happy with the combo, so expensive for what, a 3a esc with 9 amp punch.... And it's slow for the punch to kick in
Only down side the brass pinions don't fit the motor. The motor shaft is shorter but it's also thiner.... Grrrr
Not entirely happy with the combo, so expensive for what, a 3a esc with 9 amp punch.... And it's slow for the punch to kick in
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Got mine the other day, haven't got the steering sorted yet, was planing to use a old micro servo I've got, but can't find it.
Only down side the brass pinions don't fit the motor. The motor shaft is shorter but it's also thiner.... Grrrr
Not entirely happy with the combo, so expensive for what, a 3a esc with 9 amp punch.... And it's slow for the punch to kick in
Got mine the other day, haven't got the steering sorted yet, was planing to use a old micro servo I've got, but can't find it.
Only down side the brass pinions don't fit the motor. The motor shaft is shorter but it's also thiner.... Grrrr
Not entirely happy with the combo, so expensive for what, a 3a esc with 9 amp punch.... And it's slow for the punch to kick in
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It feels like there is a big delay with the power, it takes off then the power comes on... Like a turbo. Then it starts getting wheel spin..
With the bigger systems in my other cars they have wheel spin from the word go. Inside up against a wall it can't even spin up the wheels from a stand still, it just cogs. Maybe it really needs the 3s battery to get that needed power.
Tempted to try this on the motor
•High rate PWM
•Low resistence
•Sixteen cells Max (with BEC disabled)
•User programmable brake
•Low voltage auto setting based on battery
•Throttle range self-adjusting
•Soft start ramp up
•Auto motor cutoff with reset
•Runs motor in forward or reverse
•Safe power arming program ensures motor will not run accidentally after turn on
•Low torque start
•Auto shut down when signal is lost
•Constant Current: 30A
•Input Volt: 6V - 12V
•Max Current: 40A
•Low-Voltage Cutoff: Auto detect and set
•Size: 56mm x 24mm x 8.5mm
•Weight: 26g( Net Weight )
With the bigger systems in my other cars they have wheel spin from the word go. Inside up against a wall it can't even spin up the wheels from a stand still, it just cogs. Maybe it really needs the 3s battery to get that needed power.
Tempted to try this on the motor
•High rate PWM
•Low resistence
•Sixteen cells Max (with BEC disabled)
•User programmable brake
•Low voltage auto setting based on battery
•Throttle range self-adjusting
•Soft start ramp up
•Auto motor cutoff with reset
•Runs motor in forward or reverse
•Safe power arming program ensures motor will not run accidentally after turn on
•Low torque start
•Auto shut down when signal is lost
•Constant Current: 30A
•Input Volt: 6V - 12V
•Max Current: 40A
•Low-Voltage Cutoff: Auto detect and set
•Size: 56mm x 24mm x 8.5mm
•Weight: 26g( Net Weight )
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RE: Official Losi Micro SCT Thread
How much is that thing?
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It feels like there is a big delay with the power, it takes off then the power comes on... Like a turbo. Then it starts getting wheel spin..
With the bigger systems in my other cars they have wheel spin from the word go. Inside up against a wall it can't even spin up the wheels from a stand still, it just cogs. Maybe it really needs the 3s battery to get that needed power.
Tempted to try this on the motor
•High rate PWM
•Low resistence
•Sixteen cells Max (with BEC disabled)
•User programmable brake
•Low voltage auto setting based on battery
•Throttle range self-adjusting
•Soft start ramp up
•Auto motor cutoff with reset
•Runs motor in forward or reverse
•Safe power arming program ensures motor will not run accidentally after turn on
•Low torque start
•Auto shut down when signal is lost
•Constant Current: 30A
•Input Volt: 6V - 12V
•Max Current: 40A
•Low-Voltage Cutoff: Auto detect and set
•Size: 56mm x 24mm x 8.5mm
•Weight: 26g( Net Weight )
It feels like there is a big delay with the power, it takes off then the power comes on... Like a turbo. Then it starts getting wheel spin..
With the bigger systems in my other cars they have wheel spin from the word go. Inside up against a wall it can't even spin up the wheels from a stand still, it just cogs. Maybe it really needs the 3s battery to get that needed power.
Tempted to try this on the motor
•High rate PWM
•Low resistence
•Sixteen cells Max (with BEC disabled)
•User programmable brake
•Low voltage auto setting based on battery
•Throttle range self-adjusting
•Soft start ramp up
•Auto motor cutoff with reset
•Runs motor in forward or reverse
•Safe power arming program ensures motor will not run accidentally after turn on
•Low torque start
•Auto shut down when signal is lost
•Constant Current: 30A
•Input Volt: 6V - 12V
•Max Current: 40A
•Low-Voltage Cutoff: Auto detect and set
•Size: 56mm x 24mm x 8.5mm
•Weight: 26g( Net Weight )
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He he he he... cot the steering servo today.... dammm this thing is fun brushless....
I just need to get the COG lower, ill bit tippy
I just need to get the COG lower, ill bit tippy
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RE: Official Losi Micro SCT Thread
Hi Thinking of getting the micro brushless rally or sct i am undecided.. do they drive and jump the same?
I don't know but by seeing photos the rally looks like it has larger tires ...does it? and does the rally have more ground clearance?
pros cons of both would be great
THANKS
Shen
I don't know but by seeing photos the rally looks like it has larger tires ...does it? and does the rally have more ground clearance?
pros cons of both would be great
THANKS
Shen
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I finally got in my 8750kv BL setup for mine. It's super small! I will be reviewing the system after I get some testing in with it which might be a while since I'm waiting on my 3 wire servo from China.
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ORIGINAL: shenlonco
Hi Thinking of getting the micro brushless rally or sct i am undecided.. do they drive and jump the same?
I don't know but by seeing photos the rally looks like it has larger tires ...does it? and does the rally have more ground clearance?
pros cons of both would be great
THANKS
Shen
Hi Thinking of getting the micro brushless rally or sct i am undecided.. do they drive and jump the same?
I don't know but by seeing photos the rally looks like it has larger tires ...does it? and does the rally have more ground clearance?
pros cons of both would be great
THANKS
Shen
As far as I know the tyres are the same overall size but different rims size and profile.
The chassis are exactly the same with same ground clearance, they have different bumpers and body mounts tho.
I would say the SCT would be more capable because of how much higher the body sits and the front skid plate helps it bounce over rocks, where the rally would problary catch on the front lip of the body or the dead straight bumper bar