When for monster maxx?

+1 on just the ESC...for now, Combo when it's fully baked.

DM

[gixxer]

thanks for giving us an update. I too would be interested in just the esc.

[coolhandcountry]

I would like to see esc. Have alot more motor selection.
I would like to see a higher voltage set up.
I just fried one and looking for another.

[jnev]

Thanks for the info!! I, like many others, would just want the ESC to be out. I was planning on buying a separate motor anyways. 5s/6s sounds good, sicne I'll be running 5s, and hopefully 6s in the future.:027:

[bdebde]

Hey Joe,

Great to see you stick your head in here and set things straight! Gotta hand it to the guys at Castle, they really get in to the forums and see what the customers want.

I also vote for the ESC now!

I don't know why you guys insist on pairing motors with your car controllers, you don't do it with the plane/boat ESCs.

[crazyjr]

I think they do it for a package standpoint, brushless in cars and trucks is still reletively new and matching them up is a good thing, there is almost a standard

[Procharged5.0]

JOE,

Any guesses when we will see a software update for the NEU's? I know you're working on it.

And, I'll be buying the MMM esc as soon as they are released so I can retire my MM esc to lighter duty use!

[Joe Ford]

Pro...not sure...again the whole invention thing. You never know when it's going to be done, it just is...when it works for me in testing we'll know it's ready. ;)

[crazyjr]

hey Joe, can you tell us if the MMM and possibly newer MM esc's will have the new bec/ubec you have been designing integrated? I'd love to have a 5-6s esc without a UBEC

[supralover72]

Joe, I am curious: Will the MMM be able to handle relatively lower power supplies, such as 12 NiMh cells?

Also, will it still be able to be programed using the computer?

Sorry for the basic ?'s, and if you don't know I'd rather not get an "It might..."

Thanks for the help and heads up:

Gary Zucker

[crazyjr]

Originally Posted by supralover72

Joe, I am curious: Will the MMM be able to handle relatively lower power supplies, such as 12 NiMh cells?

Also, will it still be able to be programed using the computer?

Sorry for the basic ?'s, and if you don't know I'd rather not get an "It might..."

Thanks for the help and heads up:

Gary Zucker

From what he posted in the latter posts, it should handle anything up to 20 cells and be computer programmed

[Procharged5.0]

Originally Posted by Joe Ford

Pro...not sure...again the whole invention thing. You never know when it's going to be done, it just is...when it works for me in testing we'll know it's ready. ;)

Joe,

Thanks for all you time spent here answering questions! We all appreciate it! I think I speak for us all when I say we're bursting at the seems waiting for the MMM and the updated software!!!!

Thanks!

Pro. :027:

[Monk]

Hi.I'm new here and thought you'd like to see this.I hope it doesn't violate any rules.I just wanted to help generate discussion.Thank you

Castle Creations Phoenix-110 High Voltage Brushless ESC

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXLBY5&P=ML

[jnev]

Welcome to the forums Monk! Thanks for the link.

Who'll be the first to test it out?:)

Edit: Just read in another topic, that someone has one in his revo right now... I asked him how he likes it, so we'll see.

[captain harlock]

Mr. Ford, do you have any information about whether or not you are going to release a Hi-Volt version of the Mamba Monster Max?

I'm looking between 6-9 lipos.....

Is there a chance you'll do it for the power hungry folks?