Jacob Scherer | SCX24 Furitek Lizard with stock brushed 88T, vs stock ESC with 88T @JacobScherer | Uploaded 2 years ago | Updated 2 hours ago
After running a friend’s crawler with the Furitek Iguana brushed ESC and FlySky Noble radio, I was wondering how the Lizard+brushed motor would feel with the stock radio.
The low speed functionality is just outstanding with the Furitek. The lack of whine at low speeds is super nice too. I know the Axial V2 electronics are much quieter than the V1, but I really don’t like the V2 transmitter’s lack of High-Medium-Low speed settings, and the ergonomics just aren’t as good for me.
I didn’t record it, but I was just messing around on some indoor obstacles, and I genuinely think having better low speed control makes it noticeably easier to get through some tricky lines.
After running a friend’s crawler with the Furitek Iguana brushed ESC and FlySky Noble radio, I was wondering how the Lizard+brushed motor would feel with the stock radio.
The low speed functionality is just outstanding with the Furitek. The lack of whine at low speeds is super nice too. I know the Axial V2 electronics are much quieter than the V1, but I really don’t like the V2 transmitter’s lack of High-Medium-Low speed settings, and the ergonomics just aren’t as good for me.
I didn’t record it, but I was just messing around on some indoor obstacles, and I genuinely think having better low speed control makes it noticeably easier to get through some tricky lines.
