MMM V2 to V3 replacement plan still available?

Originally Posted by Unsullied_Spy

V2s had the bullet connectors on the PCB and even some early V3s did as well. As for the V6, how do you plan on fitting one in your Savage? Joking aside, I don't think they have even released the V5 yet...

That's weird, I coulda swore it was V2's with the direct soldered connections, so it was V3's instead?

[Unsullied_Spy]

Originally Posted by Freezebyte

That's weird, I coulda swore it was V2's with the direct soldered connections, so it was V3's instead?

Yep, V3s got direct-soldered wires although early units did have bullet plugs on them. My first MMM was a V3 and it had bullet plugs, my 2nd had wires on it. When my MMM gets back from Castle it will be a V4 and have direct-soldered wires as well.

[Thomas Porfert]

Just a quick Monster wiring lineage for all of those new to the brushless world.

V1 : Battery - wires, motor - wires
V2 : Battery - bullets, motor - bullets
V3 (first 1000) : Battery - bullets, motor - bullets
V3 (current) : Battery - wires, motor - bullets

Hope this helps!

Thomas Porfert
Castle Tech Support