Mmm V2 Up In Smoke !!! - Page 3 - RC-Monster Forums

bl-is-future · 08.11.2008, 01:49 PM

if you secure the esc good you will not have any problems. I have flown my savage at least 12 feet high if not higher and i am still on the v1. Now the v1 im sure is just luck but the case holding up is because i secure it well. My fan is also perfectly fine.

suicideneil · 08.12.2008, 10:40 AM

You seem to have confused the fact that the MMM, old or new, or ANY esc for that matter can melt into a blob, for no apparent reason, at any time- par for the course, with the fact the esc case isnt all that secure. Like I said, just use a zip-tie and mount it somewhere suitable on the chassis that isnt going to course it to get damaged if you land on your lid. Not always easy, but then again, if there are other escs out their, like schulze, MGM and Quark- they have all been known to go into meltdown sometimes too, some more often than others. Have faith. And this isnt just a forum- its the friendliest, most knowledgable forum around...

11:19 AM

Mine was waiting at work for me this morning. I popped the case open and my fan wires are not pinched, there is a bit of extra room for them to move around a bit too. I can not wait to go home, fire up the soldering iron and get it running.

hoovhartid · 08.12.2008, 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by DickyT

Mine was waiting at work for me this morning. I popped the case open and my fine wires are no pinched, there is a bit of extra room for them to move around a bit too. I can not wait to go home, fire up the soldering iron and get it running.

I just finished my first test run with mine

looks like we can finally reschedule our bash session we talked about 3 months ago!

JerryF504 · 08.12.2008, 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by DickyT

Mine was waiting at work for me this morning. I popped the case open and my fan wires are not pinched, there is a bit of extra room for them to move around a bit too. I can not wait to go home, fire up the soldering iron and get it running.

Good luck! I know if anyone needs it it's you.

NovakTwo · 08.12.2008, 01:06 PM

Well, the "orange" guys are not posting in the CC forum. If you have questions or need help from us, ask in the one, "orange" thread in the brushless forum.

TexasSP · 08.12.2008, 11:17 PM

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Originally Posted by NovakTwo

Well, the "orange" guys are not posting in the CC forum. If you have questions or need help from us, ask in the one, "orange" thread in the brushless forum.

You and novak had their chance with me. When I expressed my dissatisfaction (which including no cussing or name calling) with novak, you decided to call me out on the TRX forums. Patrick in a worse situation (actually a guy cussing CC and calling them names) offered to find out why the guy was dissatisfied and felt that way, then took care of him. Had you or anyone else at novak done that with me, the story would be different. It is your job as a business to earn the customer, not my job as a consumer to earn your service.

As for roar, don't need them and don't want them. I find it awesome that this hobby progresses like it does despite roar.

And jayjay, that post was classic!

I would seek out "rejected by roar" products!

08.12.2008, 11:19 AM

nice!!!

George16 · 08.12.2008, 11:55 AM

How about dremeling the opening where the fan wire goes to in order to enlarge the hole? In addition to this, I will also be heat shrinking the fan wires to prevent chaffing.

Arct1k · 08.12.2008, 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by George16

How about dremeling the opening where the fan wire goes to in order to enlarge the hole? In addition to this, I will also be heat shrinking the fan wires to prevent chaffing.

I did that this morning :) Along with removing the switch and adding the telflon washer :)