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BrianG · 12.04.2006, 12:23 PM

From what I've seen/heard, your brand of cogging seems to be when the MM ESC is used with a Neu motor in a heavier vehicle, like a buggy. People, such as myself, running the MM in a Stadium Truck or similar vehicle, only seem to have the quirk I pointed out (where it cogs from reverse to forward).

What you describe sounds a lot like what glassdoctor has noticed. I wonder if the MM has a hard time with 4 pole motors?

What someone needs to do is make some kind of spreadsheet listing each setup for all those with MM problems. Once enough data is collected, maybe a common demoninator will be evident.

I wonder if the information in this thread should be merged with the "Quirk" thread so all the info will be in the same place? I guess that's a decision a mod has to make.

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	12.04.2006, 12:23 PM From what I've seen/heard, your brand of cogging seems to be when the MM ESC is used with a Neu motor in a heavier vehicle, like a buggy. People, such as myself, running the MM in a Stadium Truck or similar vehicle, only seem to have the quirk I pointed out (where it cogs from reverse to forward). What you describe sounds a lot like what glassdoctor has noticed. I wonder if the MM has a hard time with 4 pole motors? What someone needs to do is make some kind of spreadsheet listing each setup for all those with MM problems. Once enough data is collected, maybe a common demoninator will be evident. I wonder if the information in this thread should be merged with the "Quirk" thread so all the info will be in the same place? I guess that's a decision a mod has to make.