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08.28.2008, 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by e-mikey View Post
BrianG, I just see all these people saying how good the MMM and CC is so I bit, several times. I have nothing against CC really, which is why I deleted that post, it was just a rant. Sometimes I say things out of emotion.

I had no issues with my MM so I gave the MMM a shot. I thought the CCBEC issue I had was a fluke, I got another. Learned my lesson after the second time. You can believe that I wont buy another CCBEC or MMM, at least until everything is worked out.

Again it was just a rant.

And BTW, I love the way Patrick parts his hair.
I was writing my response before/while you editing your post, so it may seem a bit out of context. Believe me, I edited my post because it was much more emotional as well.

I too wonder what people are doing to smoke their MMMs. The BEC thing is one thing, but a flaming ESC is usually a problem with the setup.

Anyone notice that the rumor is that the MMM is rated for 200A, but the MMM in the "Special Projects" page is rated for only 120A? (http://www.castlespecialprojects.com...ntrollers.html) Is it a totally different controller than the RC version we use? I really don't think so, and wonder if the amp hungry motors and/or non-optimal gearing are just too much?
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