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BrianG · 02.17.2007, 12:59 AM

Wow! I never thought I'd see you stray away from your sensored setups! Welcome to the dark(er) side. :)

Maybe I'm a little paranoid, but a 6 turn motor on the MM seems a little on the low side. You'll probably need a fan to keep it cool. Just my $0.02...

I'm using Spektrum and Mike's UBEC in my Revo and have no glitching trouble at all. Whenever I use a switching BEC, I like to add at least a 1,000uf 10v cap to the free AUX receiver slot - helps filter any "noise" and provides a little oomph for the relatively high current pulses the steering servo sometimes pulls. Also, keep the BEC away from the antenna.

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	02.17.2007, 12:59 AM Wow! I never thought I'd see you stray away from your sensored setups! Welcome to the dark(er) side. :) Maybe I'm a little paranoid, but a 6 turn motor on the MM seems a little on the low side. You'll probably need a fan to keep it cool. Just my $0.02... I'm using Spektrum and Mike's UBEC in my Revo and have no glitching trouble at all. Whenever I use a switching BEC, I like to add at least a 1,000uf 10v cap to the free AUX receiver slot - helps filter any "noise" and provides a little oomph for the relatively high current pulses the steering servo sometimes pulls. Also, keep the BEC away from the antenna.