If you switch to brushless you will need a lipo battery and charger and a new electronic speed controller and probably a different remote to bind with the new esc. Personally those brushed motors are beasts and just as reliable especially for high torque. Brushless are more for the super high horse power and speed demons (drones, speed boats, heli's) anything that needs pure power (monster trucks, crawlers, large boats) are better suited for brushed. Any size:540 motor with turns/winding: 21T will work. Go on gearbest and checkout the 540 brushed motors they have one for $13.60 and that's what I have in my Edmund Fitzgerald boat(5' long and 38lbs) and it spins that big 1.5" prop and pushes water stronger than my 1200 gph powerhead can . They are way cheaper to replace and just pull out the old and hook up the new and your ready to rock.Ok guys who can help? I am looking for some help with my boys helion dominus 10sc. The motor went on the car and I would like to replace it with a brushless but I know very little when it comes to rc' s can someone tell me what motor I should get and where?
No problem manAwesome that helps huge!
Thanks
Lately I've been looking into ideas to build a nice little sub 250g machine to fly around... I want to be able to have some fun at the park near my house without having to deal with Transport Minsiter Garneau's ridiculous new laws... Responsible hobbyists should never have to be concerned with LEO or other 'concerned citizens' who have been instructed to dial 911 when they see us flying (in most cases responsibly).
It makes me sick.
I'll be making a small sub 250 quadcopter and fixed wing fpv aircraft soon so that I can enjoy the hobby and circumvent this stupid law.
...I've written a letter to my MP regarding this law. it's largely based on the Open Letter written by the owner of Great Hobbies (who's also a private pilot) to Minister Garneau.
There's also a great youtube video by a hobbyist and Ottawa police officer that details just how ridiculous these laws actually are.
If anyone is interested in sending a letter to their MP let me know and I can provide the letter I wrote.
Radar can detect birds so I'm sure they would detect a drone as well and the flight path would sure look odd lmao. That's why planes use a transponder beacon otherwise the guys in the tower would have a really hard time. Considering the ongoing incidents even after the new laws were placed, mandatory beacons built in to drones will be next. Unless you are doing something dangerous where people are at risk all a cop will say is "that's awesome".I'm not sure how they can enforce the rules of the limitation. Can they actually tell if your flying above 90m? Even if someone called 911, they have to prove it would they not?
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I store ours in a metal tool box out in our shop