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Pdelcast · 05.05.2008, 06:53 PM

The MMM was specifically designed with the Neu motors in mind, and starts the motors cog-free. While you can still force a tiny bit of cogging (I was running a MMM all day today with a 1515/1Y, and the only way I could get it to cog was to go full throttle from heavy reverse, then it would only cog when the battery was almost completely empty) there is practically no cogging with the MMM and a Neu type motor.

Patrick

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Pdelcast RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,697 Join Date: Mar 2008	05.05.2008, 06:53 PM The MMM was specifically designed with the Neu motors in mind, and starts the motors cog-free. While you can still force a tiny bit of cogging (I was running a MMM all day today with a 1515/1Y, and the only way I could get it to cog was to go full throttle from heavy reverse, then it would only cog when the battery was almost completely empty) there is practically no cogging with the MMM and a Neu type motor. Patrick