
11-02-2003, 11:43 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2003
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bcg 2.2's
Is it just me, or are bcg 2.2's lousy?
I had one from a Bit Racer ages ago and I used it on my bit, it goes faster than a 1.0, but after some time it drops to a 1.0, and until now it refuses to go faster. I bought a booster and used the 2.2, it was fast, but it slowed down to 1.0 speed after some time. So I have 2 2.2's that are 1.0 slow. And all this time, my brother who got a 2.2 off his bit racer still runs at 2.2 speed. He only plays it every now and then.
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11-03-2003, 06:31 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Raleigh, NC
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If you've ran your motors a lot brfore, then they may just be burnt out/dead. It also helps if you let them cool for a minute or so between runs, so your motor doesn't overheat, but usually you only need to worry about this with the high-speed motors (3.4/3.8/4.0/4.2)
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11-04-2003, 10:50 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Okinawa
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bcg 2.2s and bit racer 2.2s are made by the same company (TOMY) and are not different in any way except individual differences. All motors vary from one to the other. Some 2.2s run like a 2.7, while others run like a 1.7. It may not be particular to the company.
The 2-speed cars are notorious for killing motors. The problem is that at half speed the voltage is pulsed to the motor instead of one steady current. When you hit the boost button the voltage changes to a steady current, hence the increase in speed. This pulsing usually destroys a motor unless it's been made to deal with pulsing voltages. So, in other words TOMY is selling cars that destroy motors faster. You would think they would equip the 2-speed cars with motors that could handle the voltage pulsing. But, instead, all they did was take their most stable motor (the 2.2) and put that in the booster cars. The 2.2 will actually last alot longer in a booster car than a 2.6.
Although, if you really want to fix this problem, then you should buy a perfection 4.2 pro. It's the only motor I know of that was made to deal with the voltage pulsing. There may be others, but I'm not aware of them. The 4.2 pro is a very fast motor. I would recomend it to anybody. It's also the only thing I put in a 2-speed car.
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