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slimthelineman · 01.31.2011, 04:03 PM

I've never ran a clutch in my rc8 for the last three years and have not worn out or broken anything in the driveline on 6s. Save some weight and use motor brakes and no clutch. Will save rotating mass and close to 100 grams for the mech brakes. The mmpro should run one servo fine on 4s. Most of the issues with that were on 7.4. Just thinking out loud. 20 minutes on a four cell setup will be close no matter what motor you run. The 2200 is super fast but power hungry. The 2050 I use is a little softer and smoother with less amp draw.

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slimthelineman RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 608 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: IBEW	01.31.2011, 04:03 PM I've never ran a clutch in my rc8 for the last three years and have not worn out or broken anything in the driveline on 6s. Save some weight and use motor brakes and no clutch. Will save rotating mass and close to 100 grams for the mech brakes. The mmpro should run one servo fine on 4s. Most of the issues with that were on 7.4. Just thinking out loud. 20 minutes on a four cell setup will be close no matter what motor you run. The 2200 is super fast but power hungry. The 2050 I use is a little softer and smoother with less amp draw.