The Traxxas motor is 3350KV vs 3500KV for the HobbyWing. The $74.99 HobbyWing motor and ESC setup is also significantly cheaper ($44.96) than the $119.95 Traxxas unit.
Update: HobbyWing QUICRUN Fusion Mini16 (2in1 FOC system) 42mm if they had a SOC system that was within 37mm I could fit on my vrd with the frontline chassis. Eventually I think someone will make them even more compact.
I have the 'new' Hobbywing Quicrun Fusion SE in my SCXIII Basecamp kit, and I have their programming card to change most of the settings available. What I haven't been able to find anywhere is a setting to turn on 'manual' braking-not sure what to call it but simply hitting reverse on the controller to stop the car instead of immediately ...
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So I bought myself a Hobbywing EZRun A2 combo pack, which I thought would be a perfect plug and play replacement. However it appears I was too positive about the outlook. Has anyone done a conversion like this? I bought it because it was smaller than the standard motor and I have a lot of Hobbywing combo's in other RC's.
Hobbywing has left Castle in the dust when in comes to crawler stuff, and hit them pretty hard in the go-fast world as well. I have a MAX6 in one of my rigs and it's been flawless-- and the MAX6 and the Rocket motor I bought cost less than a Monster X on it's own.
Hobbywing support responded. Suggested I "Try the motor pairing process." which i don't really know what they mean. I stepped through the calibration, which i probably didn't do initially. I switched back to rpm matching mode and I was able to get some effect from the aux wire, but i has to really chop the throttle to get it to free-wheel at all.
Hobbywing WP-880 Dual Brushed Waterproof ESC « Big Squid RC – RC Car and Truck News, Reviews, Videos, and More! * Designed for use in 1/10 and 1/8 sized vehicles * Waterproof design * Brushed motors only * 4S maximum LiPo cell count * 6 volt, 4 amp BEC * For use on 540, 550 & 775 sized motors...
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I searched a lot online and it seems that generally people are recommending the fusion pro over the brushed 1080. I am curious because the fusion only has a 40 amp esc but the 1080 is 80 amp Is the brushless that much better with half the amps? Or maybe the fusion is just perfectly teamed up...
