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Old 11-11-2009, 10:45 PM
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Default Getting into 1/10 Scale

I have a lot of questions...

Im getting out of Xmods. ( all going to bestdragon) and getting into higher grade RC's.

I'm getting this certain truck. I need some cheap ESC recommendations. It has to be able to handle a 28 turn 550 sized motor.

I'll update this thread when I get it, but for now I need some ESC recommendations. Im planning to use the battery packs from RadioShack, they are pretty reliable. For the RX and TX, I just can't afford that right now, so Im going to swap it back and forth with the Pro pulse. PP TX and RX are FM systems. ^^ Oh, of course, I need a nice high tourque servo, needs to be cheap of course. is HS-55 powerful enough for a 1/10 scale truck?
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I'm getting this certain truck. I need some cheap ESC recommendations. It has to be able to handle a 28 turn 550 sized motor.
Get a used Traxxas XL5 ESC. You can find them littering CraigsList and eBay since everyone is switching to Traxxas' VXL brushless system.

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Oh, of course, I need a nice high tourque servo, needs to be cheap of course. is HS-55 powerful enough for a 1/10 scale truck?
No. Look into the Futaba S3003. I've been running that in my TRX Stampede for a while now without any problems. Good amount of torque and speed.

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Old 11-11-2009, 11:58 PM
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well welcome to the 1/10 addiction.. slowly inhaling ur money away...
like donzi said, the traxxas esc are very reliable.. and the new ones are waterproof as for servos.. dont ask me.. i dont know [poop] about servos..
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Mini-Z is also a higher grade R/C.

Nonetheless were sad to see you leave 1/28 scale.
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Servo's are so expensive. Are there any decent ones in the 15 dollar range? >.> I doubt it. Can i purchase one from you guys or something?
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the one donzii posted is around 10 and its good....
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Servo's are so expensive. Are there any decent ones in the 15 dollar range? >.> I doubt it. Can i purchase one from you guys or something?
You're by no means going to find a "great" servo for less than $30. That S3003 Futaba I posted a few posts up is a great basher servo and will last you a long time.
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I'll see. My birthday is coming soon. Maybe i'll get lucky and get some parts.

EDIT: That is only 10 dollars. I thought it was 30... lmao..

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You're by no means going to find a "great" servo for less than $30. That S3003 Futaba I posted a few posts up is a great basher servo and will last you a long time.
I have the S3003 in all my electric trucks... They have lasted me over 3 years now... Amazing servo for it's price.

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