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sikeston34m · 11.01.2009, 07:06 PM

After my "glitchy" run, I dissected the non-working servo and found it's control board burnt. Even though, it was the first time I ran it, I may have gotten a bad one. I replaced the bad servo, with another MG995.

After turning the BEC down to 5.0 volts, I just took another run. It did not Glitch a single time. Yes, this is running a Pair of MG995 Servos.

I would also like to add, the power delivery of this ESC is really smooth.

This is a light weight, low slung E maxx using a HC 8 Pole 1600kv Heli outrunner geared 14/52 (31 mph). Temps on everything were only slightly warm. The ESC's fan only came on one time during the 30 minute run.

A pair of 6S 26C 2600mah Kong Power Packs in parallel supplied the juice.

As for me, I believe the problems I experienced were to blame on a bad servo.

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sikeston34m RC-Monster Brushless Offline Posts: 2,085 Join Date: Sep 2007	11.01.2009, 07:06 PM After my "glitchy" run, I dissected the non-working servo and found it's control board burnt. Even though, it was the first time I ran it, I may have gotten a bad one. I replaced the bad servo, with another MG995. After turning the BEC down to 5.0 volts, I just took another run. It did not Glitch a single time. Yes, this is running a Pair of MG995 Servos. I would also like to add, the power delivery of this ESC is really smooth. This is a light weight, low slung E maxx using a HC 8 Pole 1600kv Heli outrunner geared 14/52 (31 mph). Temps on everything were only slightly warm. The ESC's fan only came on one time during the 30 minute run. A pair of 6S 26C 2600mah Kong Power Packs in parallel supplied the juice. As for me, I believe the problems I experienced were to blame on a bad servo.