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joeling · 04.20.2006, 10:34 AM

Hi,

Indeed I am using mechanical brake because I had bad experience with brake fade on the BK9920. Also, I can't get my mind round the fact that with the esc brake, only the the centre spur is stopped but the front/rear drive shaft is still free to move.

I run my BK 9920 in forward only mode to conserve the esc a little as I live in a tropical country where heat is an issue. Like crazyjr said, I am using the third channel of my radio with program mixing to activate the brake servo.

Regards,
Joe Ling

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joeling RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 463 Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Malaysia	04.20.2006, 10:34 AM Hi, Indeed I am using mechanical brake because I had bad experience with brake fade on the BK9920. Also, I can't get my mind round the fact that with the esc brake, only the the centre spur is stopped but the front/rear drive shaft is still free to move. I run my BK 9920 in forward only mode to conserve the esc a little as I live in a tropical country where heat is an issue. Like crazyjr said, I am using the third channel of my radio with program mixing to activate the brake servo. Regards, Joe Ling