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RootzMan · 02:29 PM

Absolutely! I'd say the Mamba XL would be the one to go for. I started with a Mamba Monster and then a Phoenix HV110 as I was going High Voltage. The Phoenix didn't last long and Castle didn't have anything else so I went for MGM-Compro ( 125A / 45V ). MGM-Compro are excellent speedo's but the manuals take some getting used to. If you wanna look into that option, the TMM28026 or TMM16026 X-series would be the ones to look at. The bigger ones are HUGE!!

http://mgm-compro.com/index.php?cat=...llers-x-series

Fact is, the Mamba XL is so easy to set up, it's got such good data logging and CC's service is so good there's really not much point looking elsewhere. Course, that's just my opinion.

Oh yeah! Make sure you aren't tempted to get a used Mamba XL Version 1..

http://www.castlecreations.com/suppo...ydraicehv.html

How about batteries??

Cheerz!

R

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RootzMan RC-Monster Stock Offline Posts: 27 Join Date: Jul 2009	11.05.2011, 02:27 PM Absolutely! I'd say the Mamba XL would be the one to go for. I started with a Mamba Monster and then a Phoenix HV110 as I was going High Voltage. The Phoenix didn't last long and Castle didn't have anything else so I went for MGM-Compro ( 125A / 45V ). MGM-Compro are excellent speedo's but the manuals take some getting used to. If you wanna look into that option, the TMM28026 or TMM16026 X-series would be the ones to look at. The bigger ones are HUGE!! http://mgm-compro.com/index.php?cat=...llers-x-series Fact is, the Mamba XL is so easy to set up, it's got such good data logging and CC's service is so good there's really not much point looking elsewhere. Course, that's just my opinion. Oh yeah! Make sure you aren't tempted to get a used Mamba XL Version 1.. http://www.castlecreations.com/suppo...ydraicehv.html How about batteries?? Cheerz! Rtz Cheerz! Rootz www.fast-rc.co.uk Last edited by RootzMan; 11.05.2011 at 02:29 PM.