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pinkpanda3310 · 01:45 AM

The 36-80-1600 medusa has similar(or same) internal resistance as the CC 2200. On 6s the medusa hits it's sweet spot (I believe) while the CC is going to upper limits. Thats not to say the CC cannot handle it, it has larger bearings and sealed can for offraod use. The medusa generates it's torque from a longer rotor while the CC generates it from a larger diameter rotor. I don't have a prefferance for one or the other but just want to confuse the issue more lol.

I'd go with CC so you don't have to plug any holes.

Edit- the medusa needs a heatsink bought separately too

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pinkpanda3310 RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,152 Join Date: Sep 2008	06.21.2009, 01:40 AM The 36-80-1600 medusa has similar(or same) internal resistance as the CC 2200. On 6s the medusa hits it's sweet spot (I believe) while the CC is going to upper limits. Thats not to say the CC cannot handle it, it has larger bearings and sealed can for offraod use. The medusa generates it's torque from a longer rotor while the CC generates it from a larger diameter rotor. I don't have a prefferance for one or the other but just want to confuse the issue more lol. I'd go with CC so you don't have to plug any holes. Edit- the medusa needs a heatsink bought separately too Last edited by pinkpanda3310; 06.21.2009 at 01:45 AM. Reason: add more jibber