Switching to Brushless - Need advice

[Snikkari]

I am new to electric R/C and need info on Brushless systems.
Lets take for an example the Novak Electronics Super Sport Brushless Motor System w/SS5800 motor.

What could I compare this motor with ?
12 Turn double maybe ?
What is the power like in brushless motors ?

Is it alot different than standard motors.
I have been for a while in Nitro R/C.
I have 19 Turn motor in my car right now and I really need something alot more powerful.

[DualBL]

the novak is the lowest power brushless you can get for 1/10 cars.
you can put in a motor that's 4x as powerful, and then you'll be flying.
I can't coment on the novak, but it just seems too weak for me, but it's mainly for people that like their brushed motors, and want less maintnence, not really more power.
-Nick

[re-inferno]

The powerband of the sensorless BLs feels a bit different to the brushed Motors, I would rather compare it to IC engines

Off from a standstill, the acceleration isn't that impressive - a 19t with good batteries can keep up with it. (Tested with UF75, Basic 4200 and ordinary 2400 6cells pack)
After a few meters, the BL really gets it's power and then tops out relatively flat.

Interestingly, things are A LOT more different on 8 cells where even the low rpm powerband is impressive. And towards the rpm limit, you'll feel that typical burst, you'll get from a IC when pulling the trigger further.

[kh15]

"Off from a standstill, the acceleration isn't that impressive - a 19t with good batteries can keep up with it" yea but the top end has got to leave that 19t way behind in the dust no may a 19t can keep up for more that 5 feet for a stand still right, i'm also thinking about getting the 5800 system

[ElectricThunder]

Nevermind...think i figured it out...