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Just go Play · 02.12.2008, 03:31 PM

Speaking of cooking controllers yesterday I noticed that all the screws that hold the heat sinks in place on my 16018 had started to back out allowing the heat sinks to move around. Luckily I noticed before having them fall off which would not be good for the FET's.

As for the LVC problems I am convinced that if MGM just used a hard cutoff value instead of their variable calculated nonsense we would not be having these problems. The other quirky issues (low speed braking, freewheel not consistant, etc) are bad enough considering the price of these controllers.

On the upside since these problems are all programming issues there is hope that they can be resolved through software updates...preferably before feeling the need to by another controller to replace it.

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Just go Play RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 121 Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: SJ Ca.	02.12.2008, 03:31 PM Speaking of cooking controllers yesterday I noticed that all the screws that hold the heat sinks in place on my 16018 had started to back out allowing the heat sinks to move around. Luckily I noticed before having them fall off which would not be good for the FET's. As for the LVC problems I am convinced that if MGM just used a hard cutoff value instead of their variable calculated nonsense we would not be having these problems. The other quirky issues (low speed braking, freewheel not consistant, etc) are bad enough considering the price of these controllers. On the upside since these problems are all programming issues there is hope that they can be resolved through software updates...preferably before feeling the need to by another controller to replace it.