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Patrick · 10.25.2007, 03:21 AM

I tried my 1515 2.5D (1700kv) on a 6s 4900mah pack in my maxx.
The quark 125 worked without any issues and temps for every thing were pretty good. I was geared 51/20 with standard ratio diffs (12.5:1 FDR). Old standard size bow ties didn't like it too much.

This MMM sounds like it could be the brushless system a lot of people have been waiting for. Hopefully they can get the quality of the motors close to the real thing.
If they are close to a real neu, can do 6s, have built in switching bec, can be programed with a computer, offer a 2200kv, 1700kv and 1500kv motor and are going to sell the combo for around $300, a $275 novak system won't come close to comparing.

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Patrick RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 862 Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Perth, Western Australia	10.25.2007, 03:21 AM I tried my 1515 2.5D (1700kv) on a 6s 4900mah pack in my maxx. The quark 125 worked without any issues and temps for every thing were pretty good. I was geared 51/20 with standard ratio diffs (12.5:1 FDR). Old standard size bow ties didn't like it too much. This MMM sounds like it could be the brushless system a lot of people have been waiting for. Hopefully they can get the quality of the motors close to the real thing. If they are close to a real neu, can do 6s, have built in switching bec, can be programed with a computer, offer a 2200kv, 1700kv and 1500kv motor and are going to sell the combo for around $300, a $275 novak system won't come close to comparing.