Mamba Pro - for all you tech-heads

[Pdelcast]

Originally Posted by nitrostarter

I think Beta testing should be exclusive to RC-M memebers....

Patrick, what motors are you guys going to be pairing with the MMP? I need a 17.5t to run in the stock motor class.

But then all I will get is intelligent, well thought-out feedback.

We need some dummies for testing too!

[bdebde]

Originally Posted by Pdelcast

But then all I will get is intelligent, well thought-out feedback.

We need some dummies for testing too!

Yeah, I guess the "dummies" would put the biggest stress on stuff (overgearing, etc.)

[pb4ugo]

Originally Posted by Pdelcast

But then all I will get is intelligent, well thought-out feedback.

We need some dummies for testing too!

I humbly submit myself

[whitrzac]

Originally Posted by Pdelcast

But then all I will get is intelligent, well thought-out feedback.

We need some dummies for testing too!

Originally Posted by pb4ugo

I humbly submit myself

I can keel anything

[Big House]

Does the new MM Pro make the Monster Maxx obsolete? My GTP II is nearing completion and the intent is to run 2200 on 5-6 cells. And I actually have another question...what 1/10 anything can handle 6s lipo power and remain drivable?

[Pdelcast]

Originally Posted by Big House

Does the new MM Pro make the Monster Maxx obsolete? My GTP II is nearing completion and the intent is to run 2200 on 5-6 cells. And I actually have another question...what 1/10 anything can handle 6s lipo power and remain drivable?

No, the Mamba Pro is intended for 1/10th and 1/8th buggies only -- it handles about 2/3 the power of the monster.

[scarletboa]

Originally Posted by Pdelcast

No, the Mamba Pro is intended for 1/10th and 1/8th buggies only -- it handles about 2/3 the power of the monster.

how much power can the Mamba Pro handle compared to the MM?

[Unsullied_Spy]

Originally Posted by scarletboa

how much power can the Mamba Pro handle compared to the MM?

http://www.castlecreations.com/produ...a_max_pro.html

Operating at up to 6S, Mamba Max Pro can handle nearly twice the power of the market standard Mamba Max!

I think there was mention of the MM Pro handling 80A continuous @ 6s, so just shy of 1,800 watts is what I'm assuming. That's 1,800 watts reliably and constantly, I have no doubt that it can handle 80A+ without a hitch.