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Dr_T · 04.17.2016, 05:21 PM

Interesting post Phil, thanks for sharing here; from your experience and 0verkill's it seems the MMX is limited to around 150A though? Which on 6S is still enough to get to 100+mph in an 1/8 scale, ...just with less ludicrous acceleration. For most that might not be such a bad thing after all. For you hard-core speedrun guys pursuing those epic 130+mph speeds, 150A probably isn't enough though...

Apart from that, what I think is weird in rawsteele's video, is that acceleration on 6S is lower than 3S..., that means Current is limited more at 6S than at 3S. If current was limited to same level, acceleration would be equal, but 6S would pull that acceleration longer, resulting in higher top... So something doesn't make sense. Maybe something did get screwed in the firmware somehow - if so, that should be fixable. And who knows, maybe they will throw in a Nic Case mode :).

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Dr_T RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 133 Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Germany	04.17.2016, 05:21 PM Interesting post Phil, thanks for sharing here; from your experience and 0verkill's it seems the MMX is limited to around 150A though? Which on 6S is still enough to get to 100+mph in an 1/8 scale, ...just with less ludicrous acceleration. For most that might not be such a bad thing after all. For you hard-core speedrun guys pursuing those epic 130+mph speeds, 150A probably isn't enough though... Apart from that, what I think is weird in rawsteele's video, is that acceleration on 6S is lower than 3S..., that means Current is limited more at 6S than at 3S. If current was limited to same level, acceleration would be equal, but 6S would pull that acceleration longer, resulting in higher top... So something doesn't make sense. Maybe something did get screwed in the firmware somehow - if so, that should be fixable. And who knows, maybe they will throw in a Nic Case mode :).