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J3110 · 08.11.2008, 08:42 AM

I wouldn't say it's ass kissing as much as being reasonably optimistic.
Currently, I am cautiously apprehensive, but so far, it's sounding like maybe the V2s might be ok.

I gotta question, though.
You know those novak caps people hook up to the ESC power leads to reduce temps and glitching and all that stuff?
I know it's debatable as to the benefits of something like this, but I've had one on my MM for a bit now and it doesn't seem to be causing any issues and after running it gets a little warm suggesting it is capacitating like it should.

Anyways, I am probably going to answer my own question here(I will follow the CC instructions to the letter) but does anyone think adding a cap to the ESC power leads is a bad idea(like adding resistors to the battery leads, for example)?

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J3110 RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 98 Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: San Rafael, CA	08.11.2008, 08:42 AM I wouldn't say it's ass kissing as much as being reasonably optimistic. Currently, I am cautiously apprehensive, but so far, it's sounding like maybe the V2s might be ok. I gotta question, though. You know those novak caps people hook up to the ESC power leads to reduce temps and glitching and all that stuff? I know it's debatable as to the benefits of something like this, but I've had one on my MM for a bit now and it doesn't seem to be causing any issues and after running it gets a little warm suggesting it is capacitating like it should. Anyways, I am probably going to answer my own question here(I will follow the CC instructions to the letter) but does anyone think adding a cap to the ESC power leads is a bad idea(like adding resistors to the battery leads, for example)?