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BrianG · 03.20.2010, 08:17 PM

By the way, I was able to squeeze in a pack and half of runtime the other day and everything is holding up fine. Despite a few crashes and cartwheels (those curbs do jump out of nowhere), the single screw motor mount is holding up great. Also, the nylon or Delrin (whatever it is) also held up fine, and I was running on gravel driveway, asphalt street, and gravel ridden lawn (the snowblower does that).

This Tekin combo is sweet. I can definitely feel in improvement in control, primarily at low speeds. Brakes are also smoother. Castle really needs to add a sensor port to their products and some sensored motors to go with them. The MM/MMPro/MMM are smooth, don't get me wrong, but the Tekin sensored setup really redefines smooth.

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	03.20.2010, 08:17 PM By the way, I was able to squeeze in a pack and half of runtime the other day and everything is holding up fine. Despite a few crashes and cartwheels (those curbs do jump out of nowhere), the single screw motor mount is holding up great. Also, the nylon or Delrin (whatever it is) also held up fine, and I was running on gravel driveway, asphalt street, and gravel ridden lawn (the snowblower does that). This Tekin combo is sweet. I can definitely feel in improvement in control, primarily at low speeds. Brakes are also smoother. Castle really needs to add a sensor port to their products and some sensored motors to go with them. The MM/MMPro/MMM are smooth, don't get me wrong, but the Tekin sensored setup really redefines smooth.