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RCAddict16

RCAddict16

70cc twin V2
Alex is telling me to get a $100 motrolfly instead of a $75 hacker and he says to ask the general population which is better. So, are the motrolflys good enough to justify the extra money?
 
gyro

gyro

GSN Contributor
RCAddict16 said:
Alex is telling me to get a $100 motrolfly instead of a $75 hacker and he says to ask the general population which is better. So, are the motrolflys good enough to justify the extra money?
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Not the best place for a power debate, as we have an entire forum for that... but both motors are good...
 
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LandonK

30cc
RCAddict16 said:
Alex is telling me to get a $100 motrolfly instead of a $75 hacker and he says to ask the general population which is better. So, are the motrolflys good enough to justify the extra money?
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I am not knocking Hacker at all, but I absolutely love the Motrolfly motors I am running/have run. Had the 3615-750 in my 51 Slick and it was a TON of power. Currently I have various motors from Motrolfly in my 42 slick, 60 EF edge, 57 3dhs extra and have had others. The 4315 is a beast on the 60" edge.
Ken has great customer service and I will be glad to run his products in my future planes.
(now if I could only get some in my store;))
 
njswede

njswede

150cc
IMHO, if you can save a buck or two on a motor, you should take that and apply to your radio budget. "By the best radio you can afford" is a piece of advice I've seen over and over again. And it's true. Motors and airframes come and go, but a good radio stays with you for years.
 
SteveT.

SteveT.

100cc
NJSwede said:
IMHO, if you can save a buck or two on a motor, you should take that and apply to your radio budget. "By the best radio you can afford" is a piece of advice I've seen over and over again. And it's true. Motors and airframes come and go, but a good radio stays with you for years.
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Agree 110%

SteveT
 
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