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View Poll Results: what combo do you have
MMM ESC + Motor combo 16 57.14%
MMM ESC + another motor 7 25.00%
another ESC + MMM motor 2 7.14%
another ESC + another motor 3 10.71%
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Riko
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11.01.2009, 01:49 PM

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2 reasons.
1) I traced the wires in the picture.
2) the ERBE is wired for 2 packs connected in series. You don't hear of people running 5s in their ERBE, only 4s and 6s.
okay thx!

and the MMM combo is right out of the box parallel, to connect with 1 lipo battery I assume?


What I also wanted to be know is what does "continuous current" mean in ESC specs?

MMM has 120A continuous current
Tekin 1/8 210A
Losi Xcelorin has 160A

what does it doe, what does it mean, why is it important?


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11.01.2009, 06:35 PM

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okay thx!

and the MMM combo is right out of the box parallel, to connect with 1 lipo battery I assume?


What I also wanted to be know is what does "continuous current" mean in ESC specs?

MMM has 120A continuous current
Tekin 1/8 210A
Losi Xcelorin has 160A

what does it doe, what does it mean, why is it important?

1. the losi esc is junk. forget about it

2. the tekin and MMM can each handle about the same current. they are both plenty for any 1/8 scale rig.

3. just get the MMM combo and run 4 or 5s geared for about 40mph (use brian's speed calc). it will have massive power and run like a champ with cool temps. then, for speed runs, you can run 6s.


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