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11.04.2008, 05:49 AM

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Originally Posted by skyler View Post
Isn't the whole idea of producing a user friendly system for the general public supposed to work comfortably within it's spec? They are releasing this system in an e revo and many people new to bl will buy this and say cool it can run 6s and will run it at it's limits and I really cant blame them at all for that. CC will even warranty the esc if it blows within spec, that itself is saying something about the manufacturers stance on the issue of runnning it at it's limits. That is, it should still work at that range without blowing.
This is a good point, but there is more to consider.

I hate to compair green to orange but here it goes....

The novak hv maxx has recommended gearing suggestions.....while the MMM is still untested on the e-revo. I'm sure in time Traxxas and Castle will give gearing suggestions as well. They will also probably have minimum mAh and C rating requirements for the batteries.

Right now, my opinion is that the MMM is having some failures because there has been no suggestion to correctly set certain vehicles up.

Look at the Mamba Max, and the sidewinder. They both have gearing suggestions for the more popular vehicles they are put in. In time, the MMM will too.

Would you put a pair up a sidewinder ESC with a CMS7700 and run it on 3s lipo? You shouldn't

All I'm saying is Castle has done a great job bringing us more power for less money as fast as they could. They will finish writing the manual one day. I, for one, am happy to help them write it.


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