Home Racing World

This I find interesting! The blue short can Scaleauto ball bearing motor was a very, very nice piece of equipment but has long been unobtainable. I am hoping this would be a similar motor.

And of course my timing sucks: I had just placed (and received!) an order this week! Oh well, I will just have to make up another order!

Alwyn

Well by golly...

For my smaller home tracks the regular one is fast enough, especially for my driving skills :)

But this is a nice one for those that want more. And for that price? Done deal.

This is a great motor for any home racing track. Please don’t use this motor in any proxy series. I found the fargal pin extension causes warp spectral variences which in turn just does things you won’t be happy with. Please for your own safety, just use it in your own home.

8-)

Hey Smokeio,

Is it OK to use it in Mike Stott's home? :D

“Please don’t use this motor in any proxy series.”

A “Smoke”screen? I wonder if anyone is using it in the current Gp 5 Proxy?

[quote]Is it OK to use it in Mike Stott's home[quote]
Only if they were bought through Clover Leaf racing, all of our motor will have a speical markings on them Butch.
Mike

We don't want to be test pilots, Mike.

We'll wait and see if someone wins the race with this motor, until then we'll run an NSR Mosler with a red NSR 22,400 rpm Shark motor. Tried and proven. :dance:

C'ya Saturday

Steve,

This motor has to much torque and to many RPM's for us older guys with our diminished reflexes. As Smokeio would say "we're going to kick in your tailites" with a slow motor and reflexes to match. :dance:

Mine are en route from Nashua as I type...……………. I still have some of the old Scaleauto blue can motors; will be an interesting comparison to run.

Allan

I saw this listed when I was shopping the other week as well. Glad to see they are now available.