Wrong. It was a terrible performance video. Can't you SEE all the tire marks on the track in the Wrong locations? Can't you HEAR the scraping noises in the corners? Can't you SEE he MISSED every braking zone? You obviously have little education.
Is this the track known as The King there's a track in Houston that I run at that looks a lot like this track I just got back into slot car racing I first raced them back in the 60s it's hard to find the track nowadays but I recently found one and got back in it
You can reach out here email Brushlessslotcar@gmail.com Buy a castle creation Talon 25 and a castle link adapter. Download the free link in the description box and program the Talon25 to use in a slot car. Have fun!
@@brushlessslotcarracing i'm kinda sure you can only use regular resistor or transistor controllers on em, unfortunately, pretty much my whole club runs PWM controllers
@@lendwotblitz Check Brushless slot car racing association on Facebook, there is information about a controller that can be built from plans on GitHub.
@@Mr_Wilson66 There is a brushless wing car that turned 1.9 second laps on a King track in California. The track records was reset in Florida on a 125 foot Hillclimb to 2.1 seconds with a brushless powered wing car too.
@@brushlessslotcarracing great!! hope that in a near future all groups and type of cars come to brushless motors. There is something romantic and you need lot of skills this brushed motors, but brushless is easy maintenance, not to much to replace parts and brushes and much cheaper
@@Mr_Wilson66 with brushless you need skills aswell, the switch from brushed to brushless doesn't take away skills, it just is different and can have more power in the same size and they don't really need maintenance, so all benefits
The switch is a modified Talon 25amp Castle Creations ESC that works with a slot car controller. The link to the free download is in the description box under the video.
@Brushless Slot Car Racing are you still dealing with the on power delay during longer applied brake duration? What about the low speed problem with these esc? I believe these need a min of like 5v to start rolling where brushed is like 2v.
It’s actually an esc that has been modified to work off of track power with a slot car controller. A Castle Creations Talon 25 esc is used. The download is in the description box for the Castle link.
@@brushlessslotcarracing that's very good! It's a great idea to put brushless power into a slot car! This is definitely going to get people renew interested in the hobby like it did with RC!
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I miss doing rc racing
Very nice conversion to brushless👍! May I ask why you use a outrunner motor instead of a inrunner?
The Outrunner motors are lighter with just about the same power. In runners have a higher center of gravity and don’t handle as well.
Like to see a race between a brush motor and a brushless motor the same group size like group 12 group 20
Is this at MoTown raceway??
@@paulweezy138 The video was made at P1 Raceway in Florida. On a hillclimb.
Wow i am the first viewer and commentator lololol,by the way nice and great video race man
Wrong.
It was a terrible performance video.
Can't you SEE all the tire marks on the track in the Wrong locations?
Can't you HEAR the scraping noises in the corners?
Can't you SEE he MISSED every braking zone?
You obviously have little education.
Is this the track known as The King there's a track in Houston that I run at that looks a lot like this track I just got back into slot car racing I first raced them back in the 60s it's hard to find the track nowadays but I recently found one and got back in it
This is a Hillclimb track. It’s P1 Raceway located in Winter Garden Florida.
So what's the difference between the 1106 and 1108?
The 1106 is 2mm shorter than a 1108. The longer 1108 has more torque because of the longer rotor (more magnet surface)
Would love to try this, Slotblog wont let me join is there another way i could get a speed controller off you to try this ?
You can reach out here email Brushlessslotcar@gmail.com Buy a castle creation Talon 25 and a castle link adapter. Download the free link in the description box and program the Talon25 to use in a slot car. Have fun!
@@brushlessslotcarracing i'm kinda sure you can only use regular resistor or transistor controllers on em, unfortunately, pretty much my whole club runs PWM controllers
Hi, I want to repeat this, what other controller can I use?
This only works with a Castle Creations Talon 25 esc that has been modified for slot cars. There is a video on this channel explaining it.
@@brushlessslotcarracing Understood, but is it possible to assemble the regulator yourself?
@@lendwotblitz Check Brushless slot car racing association on Facebook, there is information about a controller that can be built from plans on GitHub.
@@brushlessslotcarracing thanks
Thankyou
Between a brushless and a cobalt magnet motor. Is there any big difference in speed?
That depends on what armature is in the cobalt setup. Overall the brushless motors are a lot cheaper with no maintenance than cobalt.
@@brushlessslotcarracing let say G7 vs the fastest brushless
@@Mr_Wilson66 There is a brushless wing car that turned 1.9 second laps on a King track in California. The track records was reset in Florida on a 125 foot Hillclimb to 2.1 seconds with a brushless powered wing car too.
@@brushlessslotcarracing great!! hope that in a near future all groups and type of cars come to brushless motors. There is something romantic and you need lot of skills this brushed motors, but brushless is easy maintenance, not to much to replace parts and brushes and much cheaper
@@Mr_Wilson66 with brushless you need skills aswell, the switch from brushed to brushless doesn't take away skills, it just is different and can have more power in the same size and they don't really need maintenance, so all benefits
Is it just on and off
Hi Cory thank you for your interest, we use a regular rheostat controller with adjustable brake and throttle.
i orderd 2 engines from China at 7 $ each and paid 18 $ for postage. The day after they changed their mind
what switch are you using
The switch is a modified Talon 25amp Castle Creations ESC that works with a slot car controller. The link to the free download is in the description box under the video.
@@brushlessslotcarracing is it a talon 25amp 25v with a 8amp bec
Yes it’s a Talon 25 that has been reprogrammed to power a brushless motor with track power through a slot car controller.
@Brushless Slot Car Racing are you still dealing with the on power delay during longer applied brake duration? What about the low speed problem with these esc? I believe these need a min of like 5v to start rolling where brushed is like 2v.
So it uses a esc?
It’s actually an esc that has been modified to work off of track power with a slot car controller.
A Castle Creations Talon 25 esc is used. The download is in the description box for the Castle link.
@@brushlessslotcarracing that's very good! It's a great idea to put brushless power into a slot car! This is definitely going to get people renew interested in the hobby like it did with RC!