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Rtsbasic · 01.12.2006, 05:06 PM

The Mtroniks controller will be much better than the 9920 on lower voltages - smoother, easier to control. The Pro or Truck will both work, personally I run a Truck for that extra safety margin but ran my Pro in a 1:10 truck all summer no problem.

The 540 8s would work well with either on 7 cells, a 380C-6L would work well as well. All Novak brushless motors use a 380 size rotor btw. Personally I run a 540 6s when only running 6-7 cells, with the right gearing and good batteries it really comes to life, but a lot of people will recommend against this motor as it needs good batteries to work well, and can be outrun by a 380 sized motor in conditions where torque isn't a factor.

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Rtsbasic RC-Monster England! Offline Posts: 425 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: North Devon, England	01.12.2006, 05:06 PM The Mtroniks controller will be much better than the 9920 on lower voltages - smoother, easier to control. The Pro or Truck will both work, personally I run a Truck for that extra safety margin but ran my Pro in a 1:10 truck all summer no problem. The 540 8s would work well with either on 7 cells, a 380C-6L would work well as well. All Novak brushless motors use a 380 size rotor btw. Personally I run a 540 6s when only running 6-7 cells, with the right gearing and good batteries it really comes to life, but a lot of people will recommend against this motor as it needs good batteries to work well, and can be outrun by a 380 sized motor in conditions where torque isn't a factor.