Just Bought a Himoto Mega E need to know..
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I just picked this up this roller from ebay for well under a 100.00.
Its the Homoto Mega E 1:10 scale 4wd buggy. All it needs is a servo, motor/esc and pinion gear.
I wonder how it will do with a castle motor in it or would a firebolt 15t motor/esc (brushed)?
Any and all suggestions welcomed.
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Its the Homoto Mega E 1:10 scale 4wd buggy. All it needs is a servo, motor/esc and pinion gear.
I wonder how it will do with a castle motor in it or would a firebolt 15t motor/esc (brushed)?
Any and all suggestions welcomed.
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I just picked this up this roller from ebay for well under a 100.00.
Its the Homoto Mega E 1:10 scale 4wd buggy. All it needs is a servo, motor/esc and pinion gear.
I wonder how it will do with a castle motor in it or would a firebolt 15t motor/esc (brushed)?
Any and all suggestions welcomed.
pics:
I just picked this up this roller from ebay for well under a 100.00.
Its the Homoto Mega E 1:10 scale 4wd buggy. All it needs is a servo, motor/esc and pinion gear.
I wonder how it will do with a castle motor in it or would a firebolt 15t motor/esc (brushed)?
Any and all suggestions welcomed.
pics:
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don't look like a bad design actually
a cheap 35A HW BL ESC would probably work in it something like the 9t or so. They work great in the tamiya buggies which look like they would have a similar weight.
a cheap 35A HW BL ESC would probably work in it something like the 9t or so. They work great in the tamiya buggies which look like they would have a similar weight.
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Thank you both for your comments.
I have a brand new sidewinder motor for it, 6900kv. I am thinking it may be too much and have condsidered getting a tacon motor and use it with the sidewinder esc.
I also have a brushed motor that was stock in my blitz which is a 15t firebolt motor/esc. I have planety of servos.
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I have a brand new sidewinder motor for it, 6900kv. I am thinking it may be too much and have condsidered getting a tacon motor and use it with the sidewinder esc.
I also have a brushed motor that was stock in my blitz which is a 15t firebolt motor/esc. I have planety of servos.
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I buy batteries and stuff from hobbypartz.
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I have been thinking of getting a tacon motor to use with the sidewinder esc instead of the sidewinder motor which is 6900kv.
I suppose I could use a tacon with the cc esc.
I suppose I could use a tacon with the cc esc.
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I have been thinking of getting a tacon motor to use with the sidewinder esc instead of the sidewinder motor. the motor is 6900kv.
I suppose I could use a tacon with the cc esc.
I have been thinking of getting a tacon motor to use with the sidewinder esc instead of the sidewinder motor. the motor is 6900kv.
I suppose I could use a tacon with the cc esc.
ORIGINAL: edgeverse
I have been thinking of getting a tacon motor to use with the sidewinder esc instead of the sidewinder motor. the motor is 6900kv.
I suppose I could use a tacon with the cc esc.
I have been thinking of getting a tacon motor to use with the sidewinder esc instead of the sidewinder motor. the motor is 6900kv.
I suppose I could use a tacon with the cc esc.




