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zeropointbug · 06.10.2007, 11:36 PM

AAngel, haven't we gone over the whole cap thing before? :005:

What a couple ppl said about too large a cap, I can't see it, maybe they just meant for plugging in sparks? The more caps/larger you use, the better.

AAngel, also I find that weird that the MM would see such a benefit for you, and not the Quark. The MM already has more 'capacitor' (3x 330uF) than the Quark, CC doesn't even recommend them for these large R/C's, S&T DOES recommend them, and from your experience the Quark doesn't really benefit from them temp wise. But maybe temp is only part of it then? Adding more caps to the Quark will definitely save the stock caps from blowing, but we don't know yet if it makes for more efficient switching with it.

I will have to see.

BTW, I just ordered a DX 2.0 for my maxx, so it will most likely be night and day for me as far as radios go...

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zeropointbug Z-Pinch racer Offline Posts: 3,141 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: SK, Canada	06.10.2007, 11:36 PM AAngel, haven't we gone over the whole cap thing before? :005: What a couple ppl said about too large a cap, I can't see it, maybe they just meant for plugging in sparks? The more caps/larger you use, the better. AAngel, also I find that weird that the MM would see such a benefit for you, and not the Quark. The MM already has more 'capacitor' (3x 330uF) than the Quark, CC doesn't even recommend them for these large R/C's, S&T DOES recommend them, and from your experience the Quark doesn't really benefit from them temp wise. But maybe temp is only part of it then? Adding more caps to the Quark will definitely save the stock caps from blowing, but we don't know yet if it makes for more efficient switching with it. I will have to see. BTW, I just ordered a DX 2.0 for my maxx, so it will most likely be night and day for me as far as radios go... “The modern astrophysical concept that ascribes the sun’s energy to thermonuclear reactions deep in the solar interior is contradicted by nearly every observable aspect of the sun.” —Ralph E. Juergens