Good Setup for a begginer racer?
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Good Setup for a begginer racer?
Hello I'm new to racing.I have been bashing for 4 years and have decided to take the plunge and get into racing.Let me apologize in advance for any stupid questions I may ask.Anyways I have decided to get a BK2 or a XXX-4.Would this be a good setup for a beginner racer?
Chassis: BK2 or X-4
ESC: Novak Explorer II
Motor: Trinity P2K2 pro
Servo: Hitec HS-645MG
For batteries I'm thinking gp3300 but I'm not sure what to look for could some one suggest a good pack fo racing?
Thanks for any Suggestions
-Greg
Chassis: BK2 or X-4
ESC: Novak Explorer II
Motor: Trinity P2K2 pro
Servo: Hitec HS-645MG
For batteries I'm thinking gp3300 but I'm not sure what to look for could some one suggest a good pack fo racing?
Thanks for any Suggestions
-Greg
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RE: Good Setup for a begginer racer?
A decent list. Find out what classes you have locally, then decide on the kit. The servo is overkill, but it's your money. For the batteries, go to www.cheapbatterypacks.com and get their 6 GP3300 for $30 deal for practice. Then go to www.promatchracing.com and get a team level race pack.
What kinda charger ya gonna have?
What kinda charger ya gonna have?
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RE: Good Setup for a begginer racer?
What servo would you recomend?I figured it was overkill but I know the 645MG is a durable servo as I use them in my mts.I Think the gp3300 are the way to go.I'm using a MRC Superbrain 959 with deans
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RE: Good Setup for a begginer racer?
I run a stock JR servo in my XXX-T. I race dirt ovals. So far, no complaints. It doesn't take a strong servo to turn the tires on an electric. The servo you listed would power a buggy....
Consider a new charger, the 959 is notorius for false peaking.
Consider a new charger, the 959 is notorius for false peaking.
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RE: Good Setup for a begginer racer?
Ok thanks I will look into that Servo
I havent had a single rpoblem with my 959 I always check to make sure that it hasnt falsed and it hasnt ounce.
I havent had a single rpoblem with my 959 I always check to make sure that it hasnt falsed and it hasnt ounce.
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RE: Good Setup for a begginer racer?
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The hitec servo will be good. You will probably strip a standard servo on your first meeting with the boards.
The hitec servo will be good. You will probably strip a standard servo on your first meeting with the boards.
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RE: Good Setup for a begginer racer?
Oh by the way, I'd go with either a really cheap esc that handles 27t motors for stock racing or get a full blown no-limit esc.
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RE: Good Setup for a begginer racer?
ORIGINAL: frailcow
Oh by the way, I'd go with either a really cheap esc that handles 27t motors for stock racing or get a full blown no-limit esc.
Oh by the way, I'd go with either a really cheap esc that handles 27t motors for stock racing or get a full blown no-limit esc.
Iw as thinkign fo the same thing but I always like to get a esc tha can handle a couple turns lower then what I'm going to run so I fI happebn to gear it wronge I wotn ahve a chance of over ehating my esc.Plus I can always drop it into my legend If I ever want to upgrade.