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riceman · 01.28.2007, 09:10 AM

You are right Dafni. An software update should not affect the Mamba firmware. Usually when there is a major software revision the module firmware will come along with it and you will be prompted to install the firmware when installing the software. Not the case here. My first thought was that in the process of updating the software revision, the default settings are somehow changed but thinking about it more that shouldn't happen since the MM settings are retrieved fron the ESC when it is connected to the computer.

As I metnioned earlier I think the problem lies with the voltage or amperage coming from the fully charged pack. I'll play around with that some more and see what I can determine.

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riceman RC-Monster Gold Offline Posts: 281 Join Date: Oct 2006	01.28.2007, 09:10 AM You are right Dafni. An software update should not affect the Mamba firmware. Usually when there is a major software revision the module firmware will come along with it and you will be prompted to install the firmware when installing the software. Not the case here. My first thought was that in the process of updating the software revision, the default settings are somehow changed but thinking about it more that shouldn't happen since the MM settings are retrieved fron the ESC when it is connected to the computer. As I metnioned earlier I think the problem lies with the voltage or amperage coming from the fully charged pack. I'll play around with that some more and see what I can determine.