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June 25, 2008

Speed Passion Ultra Sportsman 21.5R

Speed Passion have released the latest motor in their Ultra Sportsman brushless stock motor series, the 21.5R. Providing a longer product life cycle, combined with consistency, performance & power, this motor has been designed for high performance on and off road racing, as well as oval running. Featuring a simplified sealed can design, dual high speed ball bearings, high density neodymium magnets as well as an ultra balanced sintered rotor the 21.5R is sensor and sensorless compatible.

Source: Speed Passion [speedpassion.net]

June 24, 2008

Dynamite Mini-Pinion Carrier

Dynamite RC have released this mini pinion carrier, a simple and handy tool for storing your motor pinions. Machined from aluminium, this red anodized storage system allows drivers to keep their mini-series pinion collection neatly organized.

Source: Dynamite [dynamiterc.com]

June 24, 2008

Losi Micro BL Power conversion

Losi Micro Brushless Power conversion

Losi have announced the July release of this simple and affordable Micro Vehicle electronics upgrade. The 27MHz AM Receiver/ 3 Wire Servo Combo is what you need to complete the conversion to the Losi Xcelorin brushless system, as the conversion to a brushless system requires the use of a standard three wire receiver and servo in order to be compatible with the Xcelorin ESC. The 27MHz AM Receiver is compatible with the stock Micro Vehicle 27mhz AM transmitter, which eliminates the need to purchase a new transmitter.

Source: Losi [losi.com]

June 23, 2008

Much More BL Motor Bearing tool

Much More have announced the July release of this bearing tool for use with Team Orion and Speed Passion brushless motors. Allowing the user to easily remove damaged bearings from within the sensor circuitry, the 2 piece tool helps you remount the bearing. Similar to versions used with gas engines, the tool ensures that the bearing is precisely aligned when mounted.

Source: Much More [muchmore08.cafe24.com]

June 20, 2008

Tamiya TRF416 Chassis & Volac MS C3

Tamiya have announced the upcoming release of some new parts for their TRF416 touring car. A new chassis will be made available, which is machined from 2.5mm thick carbon fibre, compared to 2.25mm of the standard plate, and designed for use in high grip conditions. The chassis can easily accept anything from 4 to 6 cells and integrates the company’s air duct system for cooling the motor. Also new is a set that not only includes this new chassis but also a carbon fibre battery brace and all the other parts necessary to mount a straight configuration battery pack. Finally, Tamiya will also release a pretty sweet looking re-branded KO Propo VFS-1 speed controller, called the Volac MS C3.

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June 20, 2008

Team Orion Vortex now ROAR Legal

Our site sponsors Team Orion were pleased to inform us that their new Vortex brushless motor has been approved for use at ROAR sanctioned stock class races. Receiving the approval this month, the company’s 10.5 and 13.5 motors can now be used at all future ROAR events. With the first batch of these motors having just been shipped out to dealers you can get your hands on one very soon.

Source: Team Orion [teamorion.com]

June 17, 2008

Much More Regulator & Power indicator

Much More SLV Regulator & Battery checker

Much More have released this super liner voltage regulator for 7.4 volt LiPo receiver packs. The unit regulates the voltage of the battery at 6.5V without noise and radio glitching thanks to the super linear regulator technology. Also new from the Korean company, is a LiPo battery volt indicator, which can work with the regulator using its extra socket as shown in the photo above. This item monitors the output voltage status using different LED colours.

Source: Much More [much-more.co.kr]

June 13, 2008

Team Orion Voltage regulator

After having changed the electric racing market by establishing the LiPo as a standard worldwide, Team Orion is turning their attentions to using LiPo for RX packs. Since Lipo packs give a nominal voltage of 7.4 volts, and 8,4 volts when fully charged, it can’t be used with many receiver or servos without a voltage regulator. While there are some regulators already on the market, these are very low tech and not very resistant to the abuse that can occur when mounted in an RC car. Team Orion have produced a concept which has been made specifically to withstand this abuse, with their new Voltage regulator coming mounted in a protective casing.

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