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magman 01.16.2008 05:30 PM

mgm 160 amp vs. quark monster pro
 
Opinions please!!! Not sure which one to get.

I will be getting a Neu motor, running 4s MAYBE 5s, (not sure which one yet) to go w/ either controller.

Which one is easier to program, set up.


Thanks

neweuser 01.16.2008 05:31 PM

I would guess the Quark is easier to program from what I have heard. The choice would be yours really. I think the MGM may give you more options in battery selections down the road if needs be.

83gt 01.16.2008 05:39 PM

mgm is more capable and runs much cooler. The quark is a bit easier to program and operate.

J.

magman 01.16.2008 05:41 PM

you say the mgm gives more options and cooler...much cooler?

magman 01.16.2008 05:44 PM

I have seen many w/ both controllers, how is tech support if needed, warantee work?

BrianG 01.16.2008 05:44 PM

And the MGM stays cooler if all reports can be believed...

jhautz 01.16.2008 06:08 PM

I have both.... I really cant decide which is better. I really like them both for different reasons and hate them both for different reasons.

MGM
Upside:
  • Runs stone cold. I havent thermalled it yet.
  • PC programmable if you get the newer ones from Mike, so easier to program.
Downside:
  • Has a bit of a touchy LVC and you need to use high quality lipos to not have premature LVC problems (I personally see issues with 20c, but not with 25c enerland packs)
  • They still have a little bit of a funky brake, but only a low speeds and it can be completely eliminated if you run forward only.
Quark
Upside:
  • Still the smoothest throttle with the least cogging around IMO. Very stable predictable brakes.
  • Runs ANY brushless motor. I haven't been able to find a motor it wont run. Outrunner, 2 pole, 4 pole, 6 pole... anything.
Downside:
  • Tends to run hot and at minimum a good heatsink is needed on the back of the case. Worst case is you need to do the "heat mod" to it.
  • No PC programing, but its still pretty easy so not that big of a deal IMO.
  • Some have cogging issues on 6s. Not a problem if you are planning to run 4 or 5s setup.

neweuser 01.16.2008 06:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magman (Post 141618)
I have seen many w/ both controllers, how is tech support if needed, warantee work?

Skytech and Mike have awesome service for the Quark, not sure about the MGM as I never had one.

magman 01.16.2008 07:37 PM

thanks for all your input, I have some thinking to do


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