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MMM: What you need to know.
Here is a general knowledge thread for the Castle Creations Mamba Monster.
There have been some rocks and potholes along the way but the current generation of MMM's have it all figured out. All the credit for this thread goes to you guys- and the folks over at Castle Creations. This is just a compilation of Information. What not to do: -Do not attempt to run your monster over 6s lipo or 25.2v input voltage -Do not solder to the main board of the controller- it voids the warranty -Do not remove your monsters case with the aid of a large screwdriver, it will damage the board. Quote:
Things to remember -Listen to Patrick, Bernie or anyone else from castle creations-they know the controller's better then we do- THEY ARE RIGHT. -The bullet connectors touching the heatsink will not cause a problem. Quote:
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-The latest firmware(11/5/08) is 1.20, If you havent done so- update it now. -If you dont mind buying multiple new esc's, Dont tamper on the board of the MMM- its just not worth it- 10 bucks to pay for shipping on your current one- or $165 for a new controller when they tell you that they wont fixit. Castle Creations 1/8th scale "Neu" motors -These motors are based off Steve Neu's 15xx series, specifically the 1512 and 1515. -These motors are all wound in a 1y configuration (mainly for the slightly increased efficiency of Y vs D wind) -1512 1y= 2650kv -1515 1y= 2200kv -These motors are made of high quality materials and are manufactured with a very high standard in mind(its obvious when have a motor in hand) - These Motors feature: -Kevlar wrapped, Neodymium multipole rotors(balanced) -Hand wound Stators -One sexy looking can -Bolt on front and rear endbells -5x14mm shaft bearings -7 1/2" motor leads with Castle Creations 6.5mm bullet connectors - According to Castle, they will be available in the traditional green/black or Traxxas' black. -Main case of the motor is green or black ad the fins have been polished.(looks like a 600xl on steroids) Hoped this helped anyone in need:yipi: |
yes its very helpfull!!!!thanks i think that i will never reopened a mmm:yes:
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95 veiws and this only helped one person? :lol:
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Well, it didn't help me, and I still disagree on some points, but it's good for the less technically inclined.
BTW: I added a little extra details about why Y winds were chosed for CC motors... |
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thanks brian, i just noticed the that covers the bullets on my motor is worn off :lol:
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good post.... :)
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Patrick said that they are working on another motor (1600KV, I think) that will be about a 1518 size. They adjust the length of the motor for KV, which is nice. Maybe not necessary for your post since it hasn't been confirmed that it is actually coming out, just thought I should mention--and I'm buying one if they do release it.
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I might have to pick one up:yes: |
hey guys, will the bolt pattern and bolt size on the cc neus be the same as the original neus ?
i am asking because i am buying a motor mount that accepts nue 1515 bolt pattern and size, will it work with cc nue motors ? |
CC Neu motors use the same bolt pattern as a 36mm motor, so yes.
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just to be super super sure , so it will work with Neu 1515 size motor with a 25mm diameter 4 bolt circle with M3 countersink screws ?
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It will fit in place where any other standard motor would- only thing to watch is the can diameter.
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