I just read the article in RC Car Action magazine about a brushless
conversion for an LST2 by Team Fine Design. The result exceeded the
capabilities of the original nitro system - oh boy, I've got a crawler
but been wondering what sort of truck would be ideal as a racer. The
benefits of converting a nitro truck to brushless electric was the
rugged structure since it was built to handle the output from a fast
nitro engine. Definitely a good read for those inclined - and with
significant cash! Don't know why but those brushless motors are top
dollar and Li-Po batteries too.

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carlhako - 20 Sep 2006 11:02 GMT
Thats cool but i love nitro, the noise, the smell, dont have to worry
about batteries so much
Altho it would be cool to be able to run it in the street at night time
without hassling the neighbours.
sonofabitchsky@hotmail.com - 21 Sep 2006 00:01 GMT
> Thats cool but i love nitro, the noise, the smell, dont have to worry
> about batteries so much
>
> Altho it would be cool to be able to run it in the street at night time
> without hassling the neighbours.
And the fact it will beat it's nitro counterpart. That and the ease of
use. Charge and drive. Doesn't matter how humid/hot/cold it is, etc.
mike - 27 Sep 2006 06:33 GMT
With my nitro I have to worry about batteries more:
. plug warmer
. reveiver pack
. starter box pack x 2
More charging hassles running the nitros than the electrics for me.....
> Thats cool but i love nitro, the noise, the smell, dont have to worry
> about batteries so much
>
> Altho it would be cool to be able to run it in the street at night time
> without hassling the neighbours.
QUAKEnSHAKE - 27 Sep 2006 18:38 GMT
>Re: Electric LST2
>Group: rec.models.rc.land Date: Wed, Sep 20, 2006, 4:01pm (CDT-2) From:
>sonofabitchsky@hotmail.com
>And the fact it will beat it's nitro counterpart.
I woldnt really call a stock LST2 the counterpart to a highly modified
one.
What $600 to the $1300BL
I would like to see them take the same amount of money that was spent on
the electric conversion and spend it on upgrading the engine,pipe,clutch
and other things to see how they compare.
One modified LST2 vs another.
QUAKEnSHAKE - 27 Sep 2006 18:53 GMT
They did a BLRevo too in the OCT issue.
It does better than the BLLST2. But then I think it cost a bunch more
plus revo being a much smaller vehicle it would be easier for it to go
quicker and faster.