American Underground Drift r/c

Nice let me know when they get here and we will cut u some tires.

So i was looking to upgrade my motor and esc here pretty soon and was thinking about this setup! http://www.nitrorcx.com/ezrun-brushless-system-combo-b1-w--35a-esc.html So since im a noob at this stuff still i was woundering if this would be a good upgrade or not??

I have been looking at the same combo for my drifter.  It should be just fine.  The only thing that keeps me from getting it is I'm wondering if a sensored motor would be better.

Are we meeting this weekend?  I'm looking forward to finally getting out there.  I may not have a lid but I will have a car.

i dont know much, but one thing i DO know its that you definately want a sensored motor!

sensored motor? someone wanna fill me in on what that is? maybe a link so i know what one looks like??

Looks the same i know its a smoother ride. All i was worried about when i upgraded my esc. Was that is has a cut off, so i dont get carried a away and blow my lipo. We meet almost every day jesse. Ill post an event for sat.

Here is a good explanation from Novak's website: Sensored brushless ESC motor systems always know the position of the rotor. This is especially critical at low speed as well as at the start condition when there is no rotor movement. With the proper rotor position information, the ESC can apply power to the correct rotor phase combination.  With a sensored motor there is an extra wire that goes from the motor to the esc.

Looks like I may have to move to GP. See you guys sat.

Brushless Motors: Sensored vs. Sensorless - Team Novak

Same Link first posted here -  Southern Oregon RC

QUOTE: "Sensor based motors are most often used in applications where  the starting torque varies greatly or where a high initial torque is required,  such as in a RC car.  If one looks at the industrial or aerospace applications of brushless motors, one would be hard  pressed to find sensorless motors being used due to lack of starting torque and unreliable  operation under noisy electrical conditions. Sensored brushless ESC motor systems always know the position  of the rotor. This is especially critical at low speed as well as at the start  condition when there is no rotor movement. With the proper rotor position information,  the ESC can apply power to the correct rotor phase combination ... continued ..."

FYI

Good info. Lovin my new esc haven't had any heat or jittery issues. Thanks adam for setting it up for me. Also just ordered an interior for my mark II body. Show body build begins.

Going to allen dale at 11. Hope u see this joe...

;D the deck build is on. Cleared it with misses. And its time to have a team course. Any ideas on what youd like to see. Let us know and post your ideas. I wanna make this look like it belongs in Asia. Lol..

dude that would be awsome! I love the asian and chinese culture!!! I love that idea!

I seen a video trying to figure out how, i would build the over pass. Which helped me decide this needs to be stationary. Let me see if i can find it again. Its real shrot.

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http://m.youtube.com/index?desktop_uri=%2F&gl=US

Is that what ur thinking of building for ours??

No our ours Would would be more of a overpass where we go under it to. But sake concept.

still its ganna be bad ass once its done!!

I know cant wait...

friday or saturday i will bring over all that board i have but i probably be able to drift this weekend!

Thats cool. I can lay down the ground cover first. But ill need help with the overpass. In thinking were it could come down off the deck up the putting green and back.