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L473ncy February 28th, 2012 11:06

VFC Also makes a complete V3 gearbox that comes with a stock(?) VFC motor. Should be able to crank the spring in there with an 8.4 but if not then 9.6 is an easy step away or even a 7.4 lipo.

THe_Silencer February 28th, 2012 12:20

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Originally Posted by Amos (Post 1612882)
Phht. You've never seen the M180 Satan ;)

Is that actually a good motor? Better question; is it remotely worth the asking price?

L473ncy February 28th, 2012 19:23

I've heard that if you take a SystemA AtoZ and rewind it (or get a pro RC tech to do it for you) that it can become a kickass motor....

Amos February 28th, 2012 19:37

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Originally Posted by THe_Silencer (Post 1613026)
Is that actually a good motor? Better question; is it remotely worth the asking price?

So far no issues with it and it produces an INSANE rate of fire with a higher FPS spring...

But no, I wouldn't say it's worth the asking price... it's one of those "gucci" upgrades.

Azathoth February 29th, 2012 10:39

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Originally Posted by Amos (Post 1613278)
So far no issues with it and it produces an INSANE rate of fire with a higher FPS spring...

But no, I wouldn't say it's worth the asking price... it's one of those "gucci" upgrades.

I don't think that motor is worth buying (hardball aside) as you don't get to really see what's under the hood until you start pulling M170 plus springs with 14.7v batteries.

iKliiu February 29th, 2012 15:01

IMO, G&P motors are way overpriced, but not as overpriced as Systema though. Right now, in the current market, the order of best motors are probably this: Terminus X > Lonex > SHS/Element/Dream Army/JG > G&P > Systema.

ThunderCactus February 29th, 2012 15:13

Systema at the bottom, the magnums are as bad as the G&P M170s. They're not insulated and draw ridiculous amperage.

Eagle force EF1300 is top of the line, followed by maybe tienly. Haven't tried tienly myself but heard nothing but good things

wind_comm February 29th, 2012 18:54

I'd go with TerminusX followed by Tienly as the best motors on the market, right now. outright, probably the best motors available.

Lonex, JG, SHS/5Ku/Element/Dream Army/yadda yadda are all about equal, with their various characteristics suiting different builds better. HUGE value for $ spent ratio.

G&P/Guarder/Bravo (aka 3One)/EF motors warrant some serious consideration, but they're overpriced considering what you get with some of the other brands

of course you could just make your own armatures, but that's a little OCD even for me.

edit: the Systemas, at this point, who would even freaking bother? uninsulated endbells and seriously overpriced, just dropping an armature from an average ferrous speed motor into a neo can, you'd have a motor that can outperform a Magnum/AtoZ in a heartbeat. again, ferrous JG blue armature into a neo can would probably laugh at an M190 on stock gears.

iKliiu February 29th, 2012 22:42

For the best bang for your buck, the X High Tech motors are great. $25 shipped for a motor that runs cool, and have good performance.

Bravo/3One motors burn out quickly, or so I have heard.

Lonex is actually different from SHS/5KU/Element/etc. Their brush designs are different, and QC is much better.

IMO, for a few dollars more, a TerminusX would be a better investment than a Tienly. There's this video of a TerminusX motor on a 7.4V giving the same RoF as a SHS on a 11.1V.

MaciekA February 29th, 2012 23:53

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Originally Posted by iKliiu (Post 1613934)
For the best bang for your buck, the X High Tech motors are great. $25 shipped for a motor that runs cool, and have good performance.

Bravo/3One motors burn out quickly, or so I have heard.

Lonex is actually different from SHS/5KU/Element/etc. Their brush designs are different, and QC is much better.

IMO, for a few dollars more, a TerminusX would be a better investment than a Tienly. There's this video of a TerminusX motor on a 7.4V giving the same RoF as a SHS on a 11.1V.

The TerminusX motors are quite expensive, presently on pre-order, and probably out of the scope of this thread :) ... Any of these other suggestions are already probably way past the OP's needs. Even the JG Blue (which can be found in Canada as a Echo1 rebadge) is a pretty good option.

wind_comm March 1st, 2012 00:09

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Originally Posted by iKliiu
Lonex is actually different from SHS/5KU/Element/etc. Their brush designs are different, and QC is much better.

I didn't say they were the same, but they are slightly more expensive and therefore that sort of counts against it a little (putting one in my rifle though)

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Originally Posted by MaciekA
The TerminusX motors are quite expensive, presently on pre-order, and probably out of the scope of this thread ... Any of these other suggestions are already probably way past the OP's needs. Even the JG Blue (which can be found in Canada as a Echo1 rebadge) is a pretty good option.

well yeah, but the whole thread has pretty much derailed anyway. the OP was asking for a drop-in gearbox. (which, by the way, just build your own drop in gearbox)

Nimble March 1st, 2012 16:07

hey thanks for all the info! lol i love how this just turned into a huge conversation about gearboxes and the best parts to put in them. Ill try upgrading the battery for now since its sounding like thats the cheapest route at this point and the most likely to fix the problem. im likin all this info though for when I do decide to go balls out and build my own gearbox!

thanks again -Eliot

coach March 1st, 2012 16:11

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Originally Posted by airsoftsoldier250 (Post 1614359)
i love how this just turned into a huge conversation about motors

Fixed!

Stealth March 1st, 2012 17:10

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Originally Posted by airsoftsoldier250 (Post 1614359)
hey thanks for all the info! lol i love how this just turned into a huge conversation about gearboxes and the best parts to put in them. Ill try upgrading the battery for now since its sounding like thats the cheapest route at this point and the most likely to fix the problem. im likin all this info though for when I do decide to go balls out and build my own gearbox!

thanks again -Eliot

....so, after all that you decide to sell it.
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthr...02#post1614402

coach March 1st, 2012 17:22

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Originally Posted by Stealth (Post 1614404)
....so, after all that you decide to sell it.
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthr...02#post1614402

lol... ASC eye spy detective work.


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