There was an entry fee for the featherweight champs. But that's the only event that has one (I think).Quote:
Originally Posted by J.A.G
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There was an entry fee for the featherweight champs. But that's the only event that has one (I think).Quote:
Originally Posted by J.A.G
How much or does it change every yearQuote:
Originally Posted by Shakey
25 pounds is the standard fee for the champs.
You need to be a paying member of the FRA though.
Or from abroad...
Guys, You can have a normal AC powertool run on battery. Feed a series wound motor AC or DC and it will run.
Voltage will.
Feeding a 240VAC anglegrinder 24VDC will make it about as powerfull as a newborn kitten. if it turns.
And without any cuteness.
Also, reversing it will be a fun situation.
J.A.G, everybody is telling the same thing. Shouldn't be there some truth to those statements?
I think Gary was clearest, and I said earlier go to an event don't do anything but sketch before.
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Originally Posted by Niels - Team K.a.L.M.
Yes im going to pay for membership soon
What does the 3 black wires do at the end of the ecs
Which wires (picture)? ESC's have 2 wires to provide power to the esc, 2 to provide power to the motor and 3 small wires grouped together that power the receiver and get signal from the receiver.
I'm not going to by unless its any good http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/30A-Myster...item2c6fb9a1c9
That's an ESC for brushless motors, as pointed out in the title. Also 'Mystery Speed controller' doesn't scream good value, 30A is also a bit borderline.