Plans to carry 10 Ga wire and 6.5 bullets?
 

With the MMM coming with both, are you gonna carry them? Sure would make ordering easier keeping it in one place.

The MMM comes with 6.5mm bullets and if you got the 1st batch that didn't, call cc and they will send them out to you. Apart from CC only other place I have seen sell 6.5mm bullets in Tower

and the ones Tower sells are CCs

...and the 10 ga wire I'd have to order from Offshore electrics. That's three different places (assuming I'm ordering from RC-M already). So Mike, please carry them!

the ESC will come with the wire and the connectors, and I feel that 10awg wire is overkill anyways, the biggest leads coming off of lipo packs are 12awg anyways

Not true. I have packs with 10awg.

While 10 may in fact be overkill, the cost difference is negligible. For continuity I want 10awg.

How many motors do you have? I have many I'd like to run off my MMM, hence the need for more 6.5 bullets. Not to mention my packs, chargers, etc.

I was going on what I have seen, I have never seen packs with wire that large.....I did use the 6.5s that came with my MMM but I really dont think I will come close to needing...I wont be pulling close to 200 amps

Should take a look at the newwer 30C (XQ?) Polyquest packs :)

Link

Tanic even has the option for 8awg wire!

35c packs...I wonder how accurate those ratings are? so instead of a deans ultra plug they use bullet plugs, I wonder how much of a PITA is that to slide on and off?

Yes but don't know of anyone else that cells CC 6.5mm bullets, would of thought alot more stores would of carried them when the MMM came out

All of Neu's higher amp batteries come with 10 gauge. Get used to it, 10 gauge will replace 12 gauge, just like Dean's plugs replaced Tamiya plugs. 5 years from now 4 gauge will be standard.

My LHS does!:yipi:

http://www.coyotehobby.com/

Tanic is known for quality cells and accurate ratings.

Deans can't keep up with today's amp draws. They're good to 75amps. That's why I'm changing over to 6.5 bullets, like all the offshore electric guys are using larger bullets. It will be the standard in my house.

Maybe I should move to Oregon!