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  • 1meandad
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    • Sep 2023
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    #1

    Motion RC just posted this, FURY

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    $399.00, https://motionrc.com/products/nf-mod...yKywIos.LUYCSB
  • keilau
    Senior Member

    • Mar 2021
    • 1846
    • Windy City
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    #2
    I am very puzzled by the use of 370 motor which is much less power and lower torque (and half of the weight) than the 380.

    On the HengLong WW2 sherman, I upgraded with Heng Xin gearbox, Tamiya 380 and Mato metal track. I am very happy with the combination.
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    • tank_me
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      • Feb 2022
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      #3
      380 motors are pretty much standard on all of these tanks so I would bet it's a typo. 370 motors are physically smaller than 380s and won't bolt up to the same gearboxes without modifying the mounting holes.

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      • SoCalBobS
        Senior Member

        • May 2020
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        • Southern California
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        #4
        The NF Shermans are equal in power with HL, and the motors look identical in size, so I agree with tank_me. Especially given the tank's weight with the metal chassis, suspension and tracks.
        The more screws it takes to reassemble a tank, the more likely it is you left something out!

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        • Rubicon99
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          • Dec 2019
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          #5
          The NF Sherman HVSS configuration is actually faster than the Tamiya Sherman HVSS running on the same voltage. SoCal Bob and I did a head to head race and the NF easily walked away from my Tamiya Sherman.

          So the NF is plenty powerful enough.

          Now this "FURY" thing is making me shake my head. The only thing "FURY" about it is the decal that says "FURY" otherwise everything else about the paint and decals is completely wrong.


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