When for monster maxx?

Originally Posted by captain harlock

I assure you, those who want to use the high end motors will never ever need a MonsterMax with a motor form CC.
It is the controller which we are focusing our eyes on.

coolhandcountry
I agree on that one captain. I don't want to motor. I want the esc myself.

I'm just trying to gleen knowledge here fellas, I have no opinion one way or the other, but....

Why not give the MMM motor a shot? Is your opinion based on experience with the MM motors in the recommended applications?

Like I said, I'm just trying to swell the brain a little. I'm a noob to RC and a really new to high end electrics, but I'm very interested in building more electric RCs after putting my Revo together and seeing how well it performs on what I believe is a fairly entry level, mild set up. So if you don't mind, could you fill me in a little? :032:

Thanks

Originally Posted by Cajun

I'm just trying to gleen knowledge here fellas, I have no opinion one way or the other, but....

Why not give the MMM motor a shot? Is your opinion based on experience with the MM motors in the recommended applications?

Like I said, I'm just trying to swell the brain a little. I'm a noob to RC and a really new to high end electrics, but I'm very interested in building more electric RCs after putting my Revo together and seeing how well it performs on what I believe is a fairly entry level, mild set up. So if you don't mind, could you fill me in a little? :032:

Thanks

The guys that only want the ESC already have their motors Cajun. If you need both it will probably be a nice kit, like the MM5700 and 7700 stadium turcks and 1/10 buggys.

But if you already have a Neu, Lehner or the like then why get a new motor?

[Sower]

And if the rumors are correct . . . CC may be using the Neu motors with their systems. That would mean lower KV's and therefore a pretty good option if you don't have a motor already. I guess we'll find out when they're released next year though. :005: