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which fiegao xl motor would you reccomend?sorry i am new to this and ask alot of questions before spending money i live in northern california and we dont have alot of resources for this.
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They may be ok in a monster truck for bashing but they haven't proven themselves very reliable for 1/8th scale off-road buggy racing. Neither has the Novak to tell the truth. Wait! neither has the MMM so far! :mdr: At least they are in Kansas. :smile: |
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They both have strengths and weaknesses, neither is vastly superior to the other. I do prefer my MMM over the MGM though, as it is easier to program and far smoother. The MGM also still has issues running anything over 4 poles. The HV pro is yesterday's news in my opinion. They finally add a lipo cut off, two years too late and they have yet to add detailed programming capability and are limited on motor choices and finally don't support over 4s. The MMM is vastly superior in all ways to the HV pro. |
I can't wait until my MMM gets here so I can try my Novak HV4.5 motor on it. And btw, I've tried:
Feigao 540 6s Feigao 380 9t Feigao 380 12s Feigao 8xl Feigao 9L Kontronik Twist 47 Tekin Redline 632 Novak SS5800 Novak HV4.5 And the Novak motors have proven to be the winners. They seem to be the most efficient of the bunch and have plenty of power. Many people who disagree are gearing them incorrectly, are not using good enough batteries, or are just going by what they hear. |
I'd also say the MMM is a better system overall. My dad had the HV-Maxx in his E-Revo and it wasn't that much more powerful than the stock titans tbh. If you go the MMM route you have a ton of motors to choose from as well, anywhere from the expensive but super efficient Neus to the cheaper Feigaos, whereas with the Novak system you pretty much have to go with their motors, which doesn't leave you many options. Plus the programability and the ratings of the MMM beat out the Novak as well, and for the same price. It is an easy choice for me.
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and, if your really in LOVE with the novak motors then you can always try to use one with the MMM, but personally you'd be mad!
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The HV Pro also requires a UBEC, according to Charlie at Novak.
MMM does not, if Castle got it right this time. |
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Just to weigh in on the the debate: The HV system is much faster than the stock titans. If someone states otherwise, they are either exaggerating, or it was completely set up wrong. I run mine against two trucks that have stock titans in them every time I run, and its night and day. I'd also quesiton the UBEC requirement as stated above - there may be a certain situation or two where Novak would strongly recommend one. They DO need an external LVC though if you are running Lipo. Now, the MMM is theoretically going to be a better system - IF they get it all working correctly. Its looking to me like there are still issues. But having the built in UBEC, 6S capability, and programmable, its got a lot going for it. I REALLY hope that in a couple months I can post again and say that its far and away the best item I have ever purchased.....:intello: |
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sorry, off topic for a brief moment. GlassDR, what's your CRT go like with the Ne1700kv & with what battery? ie: runtimes & what pinion are you using? Back to topic........... I had a MM & toasted it in my CRT with a 4S 6000 & a Neu 2700 running stock 13t pinion. Sent the MM back & had it repaired for free. Got it at home with the Tekno 1515/2.5D/1700 where I'm not ATM. :diablo: |
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The HV Pro has a built-in 6V/3A BEC
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