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glassdoctor · 03.04.2007, 05:24 PM

I ran my MM/Neu 1512 in my buggy yesterday. I had very little problem with it all day.

A couple times I felt it stumble while on the track (not at start up, but while moving) just like I have seen when running hte stack MM system in 1/10 buggy.

While that is a concern... the good news is that I don't recall any bad cogging under start-up from a stop. Maybe I saw is cog a tiny bit a couple times? But when it's working good I don't pay as close attention... I kinda forget about it, which is nice.

I'll have to get some run time around the house etc... and see how it does. But I'm happy with the results so far.

Before I would occasionally cog pretty bad... yesterday it was pretty much a non-issue. :cool:

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glassdoctor TEAM FUSION Offline Posts: 2,041 Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Iowa... Hawkeye country	03.04.2007, 05:24 PM I ran my MM/Neu 1512 in my buggy yesterday. I had very little problem with it all day. A couple times I felt it stumble while on the track (not at start up, but while moving) just like I have seen when running hte stack MM system in 1/10 buggy. While that is a concern... the good news is that I don't recall any bad cogging under start-up from a stop. Maybe I saw is cog a tiny bit a couple times? But when it's working good I don't pay as close attention... I kinda forget about it, which is nice. I'll have to get some run time around the house etc... and see how it does. But I'm happy with the results so far. Before I would occasionally cog pretty bad... yesterday it was pretty much a non-issue. :cool: Jammin CRT MM/Neu 1515 1700kv Losi 8IGHT MM/Neu 1512 1900kv Kyosho 777 T4 MM 5700 B4 LRP XX4 MM 7700 old losi xxcr, MM4600 4s lipo 70mph+