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mkrusedc 11.29.2008 09:47 AM

MMM hold down.
 
Does anybody know if the MMM hold down, in the BL E-Revo, is available yet?

TexasSP 11.29.2008 11:53 AM

Would be nice to have for sure! I have a feeling they will sell the snot out of those hold downs when they are released.

brushlessboy16 11.29.2008 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by TexasSP (Post 237076)
Would be nice to have for sure! I have a feeling they will sell the snot out of those hold downs when they are released.

they would be nice, but 20lb/sq in velcro works just as well:intello::lol:

Electric Dave 11.30.2008 10:31 AM

What's the Traxxas part number for that thing?

Carraig042 11.30.2008 10:55 AM

I have not seen the part number for it yet as their exploded views are not available for the BL E-Revo.

-Brett

E-fanatic 11.30.2008 12:37 PM

I wonder what tiedown the brushless savage flux will have since they will be useing the monster esc too?

ikpthegame 11.30.2008 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by brushlessboy16 (Post 237100)
they would be nice, but 20lb/sq in velcro works just as well:intello::lol:

ya im sure its just as good as the servo tape i use until the MMM comes apart lol. the clips are not the best way to keep the case together.

Carraig042 11.30.2008 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by ikpthegame (Post 237483)
ya im sure its just as good as the servo tape i use until the MMM comes apart lol. the clips are not the best way to keep the case together.

Try putting some electrical tape on the seams. Then use a lighter to kind of melt the tape a little so it sticks really good. Be careful, do not get it too hot.

-Brett

TexasSP 11.30.2008 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by E-fanatic (Post 237450)
I wonder what tiedown the brushless savage flux will have since they will be useing the monster esc too?

Where did you see the savage flux was going to use the MMM?

traxxasbasher13 12.01.2008 12:59 AM

Yea how do you know the savage flux is gonna use the MMM?

Unsullied_Spy 12.01.2008 01:03 AM

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Originally Posted by traxxasbasher13 (Post 237697)
Yea how do you know the savage flux is gonna use the MMM?

It is logical. They use the Sidewinder system in one of their other RCs, why waste time and money to develop your own system when you can outsource it to a known company that makes a good product and backs it up?

traxxasbasher13 12.01.2008 01:12 AM

Yea thats true.

TexasSP 12.01.2008 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Unsullied_Spy (Post 237698)
It is logical. They use the Sidewinder system in one of their other RCs, why waste time and money to develop your own system when you can outsource it to a known company that makes a good product and backs it up?

I heard this same argument about Traxxas and Novak and it really doesn't hold. Until someone has definitive proof that is what is in it then it can't be said with any kind of certainty.

skellyo 12.01.2008 11:19 AM

This should convince you it's a rebadged MMM. Note the "Castle Creations" writing on the wire.
http://av.hpieurope.com/graphics/kit...geFlux_027.jpg

bruce750i 12.01.2008 12:26 PM

How is the Hpi MMM being mounted?

Electric Dave 12.01.2008 12:58 PM

Magic....

Carraig042 12.01.2008 02:54 PM

Looks like it lol. I wonder if it is screwed down from inside the case? Double sided tape?

-Brett

Arct1k 12.01.2008 03:07 PM

Ahh no bullets on the power lines :)

TexasSP 12.01.2008 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by skellyo (Post 237769)
This should convince you it's a rebadged MMM. Note the "Castle Creations" writing on the wire.
http://av.hpieurope.com/graphics/kit...geFlux_027.jpg

That's all I wanted, real proof. You would have thought the heat shrink would have been cut a little cleaner and installed evenly for the photo op though....

So this is all from the Euro market what does this mean for the US? I am surprised Traxxas did not try and get some kind of exclusivity deal in this but CC is sure going to corner the market with the MMM.

skellyo 12.01.2008 03:21 PM

http://www.hpieurope.com/kit-info.ph...&partNo=100647

E-fanatic 12.01.2008 04:47 PM

My God that thing is sweet

MetalMan 12.01.2008 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by TexasSP (Post 237818)
That's all I wanted, real proof. You would have thought the heat shrink would have been cut a little cleaner and installed evenly for the photo op though....

My thoughts exactly. I could have installed that shrink 10 times neater if I were rushing... At least they were using Deans plugs and not Tamiyas :lol:.

suicideneil 12.01.2008 07:32 PM

Looking at the esc there, it appears as though there is a small gap underneath it and the plate its mounted too- Im guessing they used doubled sided servo tape to hold it down. I think screwing it down wouod be more secure, until you had an accident and the esc case seperates and the top half is left to flail around in the wind (I found that out myself). Judging by the size of the mounting plate though, Im sure we will see some nice homebrew mounts appearing, as has already happended for the MMM in the Erevo...

tc3_racer_001 12.01.2008 10:07 PM

at least they put the switch in a dustproof boot........ but im excited that both companies want castles stuff... novak is screwed if they cant do a decent compeditior... even if it does take 5 years!!!

TexasSP 12.01.2008 10:40 PM

Novak needs to come get out of the hole they live in and realize that for 8th scale vehicles, high voltage sensorless is where it's at. So far none of the 8th scale BL RTR's will be sensored or under 5s capable. None have used Novak either. To me Losi was Novak's only chance to get inside a 8th scale RTR and that ship has sailed. So while ROAR and Novak party in yesteryears the RC world keeps movin on up! (yes I now have you humming the Jefferson's theme in your head if not out loud)

BrianG 12.01.2008 10:46 PM

I wonder if Roar will finally decide to get out of Novak's bed and go with what the racing community wants rather than what a single company wants? Purely hear-say and speculation of course...

himalaya 12.01.2008 11:37 PM

Seems HPI changed the bullet connector from 6.5mm to much more polular 6mm type.


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