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Unsullied_Spy · 01.20.2009, 08:41 AM

Steel pinion with steel spur will make noise, especially coupled with a motor like a MedUsa that has such a powerful magnet (hence the notchiness in it). Perfectly normal.

What are your temps like after the run? If your temps are all good you could step up a tooth or two if you want.

The steering servo is sufficient if it works for you. If it turns too slow get something with more torque and a faster time. I have a Hitec HS-985MG and it's more than enough servo for my Hyper 7.

Settings on the MMM are up to you, but you could turn up the punch control a little to keep amp spikes down and make it more drivable. I usually run normal timing on 4 pole motors, lowest on 2 polers.

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Unsullied_Spy RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,609 Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Bozeman, Montana	01.20.2009, 08:41 AM Steel pinion with steel spur will make noise, especially coupled with a motor like a MedUsa that has such a powerful magnet (hence the notchiness in it). Perfectly normal. What are your temps like after the run? If your temps are all good you could step up a tooth or two if you want. The steering servo is sufficient if it works for you. If it turns too slow get something with more torque and a faster time. I have a Hitec HS-985MG and it's more than enough servo for my Hyper 7. Settings on the MMM are up to you, but you could turn up the punch control a little to keep amp spikes down and make it more drivable. I usually run normal timing on 4 pole motors, lowest on 2 polers. All I ever wanted was an honest weeks pay for an honest days work.