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To the best of my knowledge, the motors used make absolutely no difference to the transmitter and receiver. It is the control board that operates the tank that is important. A quick check say they are both 100 watt motors, with a maximum current of 28 amps. you will need to check whether both your control board and the motor wiring will handle that srt of current . Different boards are able to handle different currents.
Most motors have the +ve marked, either with a very small + sign or a red dot somewhere. I have just gone through that exercise with the motor for my Puma, and eventually found it imprinted in the black plastic top on which the brushes etc are mounted.
Richard
Tamiya Tiger 1, Taigen FlakPanzer IV,Torro M16 half-track, Tamiya Panther,WSN/Torro T34,Taigen M41 Bulldog,H/l/Taigen Sherman M4A3,H/L T90, Haya M3 Grant, Metal Origins 234/2 Puma, Nashorn by Alwyn. I was only going to have one tank - honest!