Radio end points & the MMM???
 

I've heard/read repeatedly that we should not turn down our throttle end point on our transmitters to limit the top power of our MMM set-ups. I would like to know why (technical) from Patrick (or other qualified person). The reason I ask is I've seen guys doing this with no problems but I've also seen guys loose the MMM while doing this. Besides buying a lower KV motor, is there another way to do it. Inside the MMM you can change the throttle curve but not the high end point.
Thanks

http://www.castlecreations.com/suppo...eral.html#gen6

not exactly your question, but explains how they work, and why shouldn't do it.

http://www.castlecreations.com/suppo....html#monster1 has the right answers ...
Gear down (smaller pinion, larger spur) or switch to a lower cell count

I have my throttle turned all the way up on my DX3s.