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Originally Posted by Finnster
The MM can certainly run more cells than 12, but the internal BEC must be disabled and a seperate BEC or Rx pack must be used. I prefer a RX pack.
Lastly, the 5mm shaft is a good thing. Much stronger than the 1/8" with that much power. The revo tranny uses a Mod1 spur, so 32p emaxx pinions won't work. If using an emaxx tranny, using a strobe slipper w/ mod1 spur is highly recc'd. You shouldn't need too many pinions (I have 2.)
The MM is as simple as it gets. Aside from the Rx pack, its the same setup as the HVs, but with far more powerful programming, and a huge diversity of motors to use. Just get the idea that Novaks are simpler or cog less out of your head. :)
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Finnster is right, the HV is as simple to hookup as a DVD player, but once you get hooked on brushless you will want more. Then you'll kick yourself for buying a system thats not nearly as adjustable, powerful, or upgradeable as a 8xl \mm setup. Ask me how I know.:007: If Novak had an other higher performance controller and 4 or 5 different motors to choose from it would be a tougher choice. Get the 8xl or 9xl with a MM. I've owned Novak, MGM, Quark, and MM's and the MM was by far the best for me.