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mgm80/8s in a rusty? -
12.18.2005, 05:45 PM
what is everyones opinion on this set-up? or maybe a mgm80/basic 4200. thanx
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12.18.2005, 09:46 PM
Should be powerful. It has the capability to run up to 12 cells (although not recommended). The newer MGM controllers are quite good.
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12.18.2005, 09:46 PM
Either will work quite well. I prefer the basic 4200 myslef, actually. It is smaller, has about the same feel power wise, but gets a better runtime and is small enough to be protected by the motor/tranny skid(Feigao will stick out past it by about 1/4").
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12.19.2005, 05:09 PM
Just to clarify, you can't run the 8s on 12 cells.
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12.19.2005, 07:44 PM
Yes, I was speaking of the 4200 (which is rated for 65,000RPM, although this should not even be neared).
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