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BrianG · 12.20.2006, 01:13 PM

Yeah, the Quark doesn't have a brake in reverse. So, if you are moving in reverse and then throttle to brake, the controller will simply go forward without stopping. A little hard on the drivetrain.

However, there is a setting that does help a little - I think it's adding some drag brake, but don't hold me to that.

@Jhautz: I wonder when LMT started putting a 4mm shaft on the 1940's. According to the LMT site, the 1940 and below have 3017mm axle diameter, while the 1950 has a 5mm axle (I apparently was mistaken before about the 1950).

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	12.20.2006, 01:13 PM Yeah, the Quark doesn't have a brake in reverse. So, if you are moving in reverse and then throttle to brake, the controller will simply go forward without stopping. A little hard on the drivetrain. However, there is a setting that does help a little - I think it's adding some drag brake, but don't hold me to that. @Jhautz: I wonder when LMT started putting a 4mm shaft on the 1940's. According to the LMT site, the 1940 and below have 3017mm axle diameter, while the 1950 has a 5mm axle (I apparently was mistaken before about the 1950).