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jhautz · 06:03 PM

I have had them both (9920 and 125B). The quark is far better. Smoother, more progarming options, and easier to program, and packed in a nice neat little package. Not the chincy looking shrik wrap the 9920 has. I have since ditched my 9920 and replaced it with a quark. So now I am all Quark.

One note though. The quark runs best/coolest if you put an additional heat sink on the bottom of the aluminum case. Most just use an old computer heat sink or something.

Dont get me wrong. the 9920 is a pretty darn nice controller. The Quark is just more refined. Well wothr the extra. IMO

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jhautz RC-Monster Mod Offline Posts: 4,217 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Chicago, IL	09.22.2006, 06:01 PM I have had them both (9920 and 125B). The quark is far better. Smoother, more progarming options, and easier to program, and packed in a nice neat little package. Not the chincy looking shrik wrap the 9920 has. I have since ditched my 9920 and replaced it with a quark. So now I am all Quark. One note though. The quark runs best/coolest if you put an additional heat sink on the bottom of the aluminum case. Most just use an old computer heat sink or something. Dont get me wrong. the 9920 is a pretty darn nice controller. The Quark is just more refined. Well wothr the extra. IMO I can't decide if its more fun to make it... or break it... Silent...But Deadly Last edited by jhautz; 09.22.2006 at 06:03 PM.