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New for the rock racing and crawling crowd is the Tekin ROC412 HD Element Proof Brushless Motor. The ROC412 HD is a 550 sized unit for improved heat dissipation and loads of torque. Here are some of its other features- * Designed to withstand water, snow, and mud * 4200kV * Beefy 5mm output shaft * 18.5mm rotor for more torque and brake force * [...]
New from Dynamite is a 3800 550 Brushless Motor. This affordable unit is a 4 pole design sporting a 3800kV rating. Its 550 size makes it suitable for a wide variety of 10th scale 4wd vehicles, while its sensorless design allows it to work with numerous different ESCs. The Dynamite is street priced at $71, it has a part number of [...]
New on the brushless scene is a company called Maclan Racing. They have made a splash by promising a couple of big things- to put out the most powerful systems on the market, and to have endless innovations. We have been bashing one of their Diamondback/MX 550 Sensorless Brushless Systems for a few weeks now. Does it have the most [...]
Team Orion has announced a new 550 sized VST2 4 Turn Brushless Motor for short course trucks. This 2 pole motor is rated at 5100kV and is stated to put out 950 watts of power. Efficiency is stated to be 92% and it comes with a 5mm output shaft. Dual sensor ports make for an easier install, while vents in [...]
If you have a 4×4 short course truck and are looking for an affordable (and sensored) brushless system, the crew over at Atomik RC have a pair of new brushless combos for you. The combos come with a 120 amp ESC and either a RED sensored 550 sized 4.5 (4400kV) turn motor or a 7.5 (2650kV). * ESC ($119) and motor [...]
If you run a dual battery 1/10th scale truck, then Novak’s new Diablo Brushless system is just the boost your rig needs. The Diablo 550 Sensored Motor provides a good fun to bash time ratio, and should also haul combined with the witchcraft intelligent electronics inside the ESC. With all this power comes huge amp loads, but Novak’s got you covered with something called “Launch-Limit” – [...]
