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squeeforever · 10.13.2007, 08:30 PM

I wouldn't hold my breath for CC for come out with the MMM. Personally, the MGM and Neu is the best combo you can go with. I think a 1515 motor, picked for your voltage, will out perform damn near anything. The Neu motors are 4 poles, so you HAVE to run a MGM, Quark, or MM. The MM is out of the question though since its only capable of 4S safely. Quarks have heat issues, so I wouldn't get one instead of a MGM. The MGM seems pretty much perfect. The only things I've heard people complaining about is the fact that they are hard to program, but I think you can do it all by USB now, so its not hard at all. Like I said, I would run a HV setup. Its guaranteed to be a powerhouse. Keep in mind that the better the batteries, and the higher the voltage, the more power. The more power (power=watts) the faster it'll go....Simply put.

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squeeforever RC-Monster Mod Offline Posts: 6,254 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Baton Rouge	10.13.2007, 08:30 PM I wouldn't hold my breath for CC for come out with the MMM. Personally, the MGM and Neu is the best combo you can go with. I think a 1515 motor, picked for your voltage, will out perform damn near anything. The Neu motors are 4 poles, so you HAVE to run a MGM, Quark, or MM. The MM is out of the question though since its only capable of 4S safely. Quarks have heat issues, so I wouldn't get one instead of a MGM. The MGM seems pretty much perfect. The only things I've heard people complaining about is the fact that they are hard to program, but I think you can do it all by USB now, so its not hard at all. Like I said, I would run a HV setup. Its guaranteed to be a powerhouse. Keep in mind that the better the batteries, and the higher the voltage, the more power. The more power (power=watts) the faster it'll go....Simply put.