[OWRacing]

anyone know some websites that sell good controllers?

any help is appreciated

thanks

 

[monquispot]

reccomend professor motor controllers with adjustments.

www.professormotor.com

get the one with polarity switch. can run on any track.

 

[compound_goose]

35 ohm parma if you run heavy mag 45 if you run l8ight or no mag all availible with plug of your choice for £22 from PSR

 

[Nico]

If you´re thinking of serious racing I would go for Prof. MOtotr!!

Nico

Grenzlandslot

 

[compound_goose]

you cant "feel" an electronic controller... i prefer the grating feeling i get from my parma as i throttle up coming out of the corners.... with the electronic controllers they have no "feel"

they perform well, but a parma eco of right ohm is better

 

[djini_hades]

Used a Parma 45 Ohm Pro grip since I've started, and only recently busted my spring (wanted a softer one anyway)...

www.slot32.co.uk is where I got mine from:

NB: Avoid the Turbo EC... While the idea is good (brillient in fact), it has been known to make you jump the lights and give false starts at my local track.

It also just doesn't *feel* right to me... But go to your local race track and ask everyone if you can try their ones so you get a feel of what's confortable for YOU...

 

[compound_goose]

im thinking of upgrading to turbo (resistor) is it worth it?

 

[djini_hades]

QUOTE im thinking of upgrading to turbo (resistor) is it worth it?

WTF is a 'turbo' resistor? Or do you mean Professional resistor?

If you mean a professional resistor: My *understanding* is it is just better at heat dispursal. It's only worth the upgrade if you are running Heavy mags, OR often have the throttle hovering between min and max, OR race in endurance or >1 hour stints.

Then again, it may be more reliable in the long run??? I would say however if you already have a controller you are confortable with, it's not worth upgrading/changing until something goes wrong with it.