Hacker for DuraTrax Evader BX?
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Hacker for DuraTrax Evader BX?
Hello,
I am getting my first real R/C car; a DuraTrax Evader BX. I am trying to switch all of my electric airplanes to Hacker brushless motors.
Which of the Hacker C40 motors would be a good match for the Evader BX? I am going to be running 6-cell 3300 NiMH packs. I am also the only electric buggy at the track, so I would like to be able to run with the nitro buggies.
Thanks for letting a newbie ask stupid questions!
bwillhite
I am getting my first real R/C car; a DuraTrax Evader BX. I am trying to switch all of my electric airplanes to Hacker brushless motors.
Which of the Hacker C40 motors would be a good match for the Evader BX? I am going to be running 6-cell 3300 NiMH packs. I am also the only electric buggy at the track, so I would like to be able to run with the nitro buggies.
Thanks for letting a newbie ask stupid questions!
bwillhite
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Hacker for DuraTrax Evader BX?
Good luck running a Hacker brushless or any brushless in your Evader BX. I had an Evader ST and I striped the idler gear with a stock motor. The idler gear is weak. It can strip easily.
Solution:
http://www.hobbytalk.com/bbs1/showth...142#post464142
That guy made a metal idler gear and a mod b3 diff gear. It’s very tough. It’s well worth its price. I got it for my evader. I'm was running the Novak SS Brushless and I was doing wheelies like nothing. No tranny problems at all. I would recommend it to anyone with an Evader.
Solution:
http://www.hobbytalk.com/bbs1/showth...142#post464142
That guy made a metal idler gear and a mod b3 diff gear. It’s very tough. It’s well worth its price. I got it for my evader. I'm was running the Novak SS Brushless and I was doing wheelies like nothing. No tranny problems at all. I would recommend it to anyone with an Evader.