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05.15.2007, 05:07 PM

The newer MM ESCs use different FETs (and maybe other support components).
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The newer MM ESCs use different FETs (and maybe other support components).
so which ones do you think will hold up better? reason I ask is I have been running 5s on the one I have but just ordered another to put in a truggy.


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I think running 5s on the MM is pushing it to the ragged edge. The caps on the MM are only 25v IIRC, so they most likely are being punched very hard. Has anyone had the caps blow on the MM? Or is it the board that something fries on it?

It seems like to me that the Quark has the most capacitor problems, and it has it's caps internally in case, I wonder if this has anything to do with it?


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