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After composing a hobbyking order I would just like to quickly check that I found a good esc, would this link below work on 3 cells:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/stor ... ouse_.html
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It specifically says in the specifications:

"Input voltage: 1-2S Lithium batteries"

So that's a no.
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Well done me! So much for actually reading things... this is the motor I'm looking at could anyone recommend an esc for this??
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/stor ... ouse_.html
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That should be fine on 2 cell in all honesty. A faster blade doesn't equal better hits past a point.
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Parts ordered (:
Seen as the originally planned flail would need to be homemade and would require the e word...engineering, I am looking now at nicely asking here does anyone have a decent sized bar blade or disc(would probably prefer a bar but anyone willing to give up something sharp for a few coppers would be great)
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Occashokka wrote:...and would require the e word...engineering)
The worst of the seven dirty words :) If you want to use a minimum of engineering you could try making something out of a metal ruler, as those helpfully have the lengths on them already, or ask Will about the discs he made/makes for people.

Also I've generally found for most antweight spinner motors a tiny 6A controller (example) will work, since - in my experience with The Hurting on 2S at least - you have to be deliberately trying to break it to draw more than 8 amps for a few seconds, and one of your other components is probably going to pop before the speedo will.
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Yo man I got some bars. Will grab some pics for you if interested?
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haz wrote:Yo man I got some bars. Will grab some pics for you if interested?
I'd be interested if you had any bars in the stupidly long end of the spectrum. :D
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Don't get me wrong I really like engineering just rather less comfortable scratch making something very dangerous like my own blade
Haz would love to see your bars! how much do they weigh?
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Alex, nothing in stock but send me drawings if you like. Can mill ti, hardox, toolox stainless, alu etc.

Joel (?) I have a variety of weights. I'll find out for you and get a pic taken.
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