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jhautz · 04:21 PM

I also had an issue when trying to run 6s in my Quark 125. Like CHC it was a startup issue. Mine was not as bad as CHC though. I had some relatively hard cogging at startup. But only from a standstill. If I was rolling at all I had no problem. It wasnt undriveable, but it was very annoying and bothersome. There was obvoiusly something not right with it, because in any other setup the Quark 125 is buttery smooth... No cogging at all. After about 5 minutes of running, it smoothed out and there were no more issues untill I loaded in a fresh 6s pack. 4s and 5s have no issues at all.

This was when I was running a feigao motor on it. I have not tried 6s again since switching to the Neu motor. I'm wondering if the 4 pole will help the situation. If I get a chance I'll trya nd test it out this week.

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jhautz RC-Monster Mod Offline Posts: 4,217 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Chicago, IL	11.07.2006, 04:20 PM I also had an issue when trying to run 6s in my Quark 125. Like CHC it was a startup issue. Mine was not as bad as CHC though. I had some relatively hard cogging at startup. But only from a standstill. If I was rolling at all I had no problem. It wasnt undriveable, but it was very annoying and bothersome. There was obvoiusly something not right with it, because in any other setup the Quark 125 is buttery smooth... No cogging at all. After about 5 minutes of running, it smoothed out and there were no more issues untill I loaded in a fresh 6s pack. 4s and 5s have no issues at all. This was when I was running a feigao motor on it. I have not tried 6s again since switching to the Neu motor. I'm wondering if the 4 pole will help the situation. If I get a chance I'll trya nd test it out this week. I can't decide if its more fun to make it... or break it... Silent...But Deadly Last edited by jhautz; 11.07.2006 at 04:21 PM.