ROAR seems to think that promoting brushless racing is promoting brushless product! Maybe that is because you are the only company selling them at this time, but I think that is going to be short lived. At any rate have you as a company thought of promoting brushless racing? Perhaps some give aways to tracks that promote brushless racing? I think that brushless is the future of RC racing and will make the sport much more attractive to people who just want to race and have fun, but it needs some promotion. I have been using your recievers (still do) and your ESCs for brushed motors before I got out of RC racing a little over a year ago. I recently purchased your brushless system (I have both the 4300 and 5800's) and reall y want to get back into racing. I do not want to have to start spending all the time and money I have in the past on brushed motors (sold all the equipment and such last year!) but I want to race! I moved from St. Louis to Western NC a little over a year ago (that's when I quit) I was racing 4-cell stock in STL and everyone here is still stuck on 6-cell and spec seems to rule. Get some people interested in brushless so I and maybe a bunch of new people will get interested in Racing. Thanks Ralf 13

Charlie Suangka is on here. Take your car to the track and run it, once other racers see it and how it runs they will understand.

i agree we have converted at least 15 people to brushless and more jump on every week we race.

Am planning on that as soon as it gets a little warmer. The closest track is C&W, an outdoor asphalt rack in Asheville NC. If nothing else I guess I could run in a mod class as the new ROAR rules allow. Ralf 13