So I've gotten a lot of questions about the driveability or should I say crawlability with my brushless setup.
And when I say that it crawls very good and slow, I've always gotten "ah, but you got the low gear, it cant compare"..
But now I actually can compare, and I did compare the sport this weekend, so get this..
My setup:
Motor - BrushLess Castle 2280kv vs my friends HH Trailmaster PRO 550
ESC - Castle Mamba X vs my friends Hobbywing Quickrun 1080wp
Pinion - My stock 17t vs my friends 10t
Spur - My stock 39t vs my friends 45t
TX - My stock traxxas vs my friends Flysky nb4 Noble
So with this setup and all the videos and reading about how more controllable the brushed systems are up against the brushless..
I call BS!
The brushed system couldn go nearly as slow as I did! Yes we were both on 3S, yes I had some studdering in the slowest speeds(speeds that the brushed system anyway couldn't come close to) and at last but not least YES I could run in circles around him on full speed..
At his lowest speeds my ride was just as smooth as his was, and my ride was smooth even in speeds below his lowest speed..
I am thinking of making a video on that topic. Just make a background that has millimeter and inches marked up, with a stopwatch so everyone can see how many seconds it takes to drive 100 millimeters.
I know there is a lot of hardcore brushelowers out there that are gonna hate on that idea, but then make a comparable video, or even better come "race" me..!
Off course we should've filmed it yesterday, but that was the last thing we tested before Espen(my friends name) had to leave, so we did it just for personal reference and we both got surprised by the outcome..
So stay tuned for the future for a video on that.
And also I'm thinking of what to do with the Defender-chassis for the future.. Should I part it up and sell it bit by bit, should I refurbish it and make it mint before selling it, should I keep it for spares, or keep it and make it shine like never before..? IDK, for now I'm going to play with the sport for a while, and then time will show what happens to the old one..
