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BrianG · 01.23.2007, 01:36 PM

@jhautz: Yeah, your post (along with what I've heard/seen of GlassDoctor's setup) is one of the reasons why I didn't go with the MM/Neu combo. Even though the MM technically works with larger motors, I still feel it should be kept to lighter 1/10th scale vehicles. I was a little skeptical that the smaller 1512 series Neu would be up to the task of powering a buggy while remaining cool during the summer heat, but I think it should be fine from what I've seen here.

Yeah, buying new toys is fun; paying for them isn't. :)

@GD: lol, it's like buying computer parts too. The minute you get whatever part, the next generation offering higher performance is released for the same price. :mad:1 But, it's not like the Quark is not a good controller, just expensive comparatively, and needs (IMO) a mod or two to make it perfect.

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	01.23.2007, 01:36 PM @jhautz: Yeah, your post (along with what I've heard/seen of GlassDoctor's setup) is one of the reasons why I didn't go with the MM/Neu combo. Even though the MM technically works with larger motors, I still feel it should be kept to lighter 1/10th scale vehicles. I was a little skeptical that the smaller 1512 series Neu would be up to the task of powering a buggy while remaining cool during the summer heat, but I think it should be fine from what I've seen here. Yeah, buying new toys is fun; paying for them isn't. :) @GD: lol, it's like buying computer parts too. The minute you get whatever part, the next generation offering higher performance is released for the same price. :mad:1 But, it's not like the Quark is not a good controller, just expensive comparatively, and needs (IMO) a mod or two to make it perfect.