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pipeous · 03.03.2008, 05:18 PM

I do notice the caps get warm, about the same as everything else. The MM works good on the 8th scale with 4s. it's smooth. I can crawl along with no cogging, burn laps and it is just such a consistent feel. I could come arund a corner onto a table top and keep the throttle on enough to keep speed in the corner and roll the table for the next double. carving such tight lines to the big o too. I can't see spending 4 times the money when $5 worth of caps fixes the heat issue. I am getting about 30 mins runtime too.

I let quite a few guys drive it at the track yesterday. pretty soon all the questions of where, how much started coming up. We just had a new electric only track open up. the property owner has a brushless 8th scale, b44, 10th truck... all brushless. Sat night racing under lights will be awesome. big track

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pipeous 5th Scale Guy Offline Posts: 183 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Surrey, BC	03.03.2008, 05:18 PM I do notice the caps get warm, about the same as everything else. The MM works good on the 8th scale with 4s. it's smooth. I can crawl along with no cogging, burn laps and it is just such a consistent feel. I could come arund a corner onto a table top and keep the throttle on enough to keep speed in the corner and roll the table for the next double. carving such tight lines to the big o too. I can't see spending 4 times the money when $5 worth of caps fixes the heat issue. I am getting about 30 mins runtime too. I let quite a few guys drive it at the track yesterday. pretty soon all the questions of where, how much started coming up. We just had a new electric only track open up. the property owner has a brushless 8th scale, b44, 10th truck... all brushless. Sat night racing under lights will be awesome. big track