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jzemaxx · 03.04.2008, 05:41 PM

I am looking to buy another HV controller as a back up to my HV-110 but at this point don't know what else to get other then a HV110 again. I wish the MMM would have been an HV model, that would have eliminated my confusion. At this point I think I'm going to order the TURNIGY Sentilon 100A and 1 of the Himodel 200A controllers which both together is still cheaper then 1 HV CC controller. The Himodel says it will handle up to only 7S though, but I will try it anyhow. I just recieved my 2nd Neu motor for my E-maxx, I think this motor is more suited for high speed runs since its only 1860KV's. The 1521 1.5D should lay down some big power and only has a 95amp draw. I had a 1527 1D and the amp draw was WAY to high (200A). Just hope one of these ESC's will handle it.

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jzemaxx RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 944 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: huntsville, AL	03.04.2008, 05:41 PM I am looking to buy another HV controller as a back up to my HV-110 but at this point don't know what else to get other then a HV110 again. I wish the MMM would have been an HV model, that would have eliminated my confusion. At this point I think I'm going to order the TURNIGY Sentilon 100A and 1 of the Himodel 200A controllers which both together is still cheaper then 1 HV CC controller. The Himodel says it will handle up to only 7S though, but I will try it anyhow. I just recieved my 2nd Neu motor for my E-maxx, I think this motor is more suited for high speed runs since its only 1860KV's. The 1521 1.5D should lay down some big power and only has a 95amp draw. I had a 1527 1D and the amp draw was WAY to high (200A). Just hope one of these ESC's will handle it.