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TexasSP · 10:28 AM

If your MMM is not smoother than your MGM, you are doing something wrong. I have owned both, and the MMM is far smoother period. The MGM could never even run my 6 pole align motor and had issues with the 4 poler even with the latest firmware. The MMM ran the align as smoothly as it runs the neu. Not to mention that the braking on the MGM's leave much to be desired as do many of the other settings.

My opinion is if you don't like the MMM design still, sell it and run the MGM. All of the hand wringing is just a waste of time. Meanwhile I really enjoy running my MMM V2 with the latest firmware immensely.

Either way, it's not like the MGM's never fail either.........

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TexasSP Something, anything, nothing Offline Posts: 2,747 Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Houston, TX	11.05.2008, 10:26 AM If your MMM is not smoother than your MGM, you are doing something wrong. I have owned both, and the MMM is far smoother period. The MGM could never even run my 6 pole align motor and had issues with the 4 poler even with the latest firmware. The MMM ran the align as smoothly as it runs the neu. Not to mention that the braking on the MGM's leave much to be desired as do many of the other settings. My opinion is if you don't like the MMM design still, sell it and run the MGM. All of the hand wringing is just a waste of time. Meanwhile I really enjoy running my MMM V2 with the latest firmware immensely. Either way, it's not like the MGM's never fail either......... www.cubicle101.com A friends comic strip website. Last edited by TexasSP; 11.05.2008 at 10:28 AM.