Comparisons on some brushless controllers!!!

[lutach]

It seems to be the 1412/1. It took me a while to go from motor to motor, but the one without the label seemed to balloon the tires more then the other Aveox's I have. The other ones are the 1412/1.5 and the 1412/3.

[lutach]

I'll be running a 13T pinion and the 51T spur, but I have 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20 and 22T pinions as well. Which one should I use for the comparison? Just want to get some inputs before starting again.

[lutach]

Today I drove the truck and it was a good run. I ran it just over 7 minutes with my other 2200mAh, 11.1V packs in parallel, MGM TMM 160-3s and the Aveox 1412/1y. The MGM didn't get warm at all and the lipos were the same way (Impressive), but the 1412 was a bit hot, not too hot because I could keep my finger on it for over 10 seconds. The real story here are this lipos. This tiny packs deliver some serious power. After the run I put them on the charger and it showed 11.64V and I only put 1806mAh back in them. The only problem is they are only available in 2200Mah sizes. The factory told me they are working on a larger capacity. The graph from the DPR-II-150 shows a max AMPs of 164.34A, but there were a few over 100A+ bursts. The pack didn't get warm at all. The MGM has to be the smoothest controller so far from all the controllers I've been using on this truck. I only wish my Quark 125B didn't burn. I will continue tomorrow, but with the MM and same lipos.

[lxmuff]

In your data, it looks like you stopped a couple of times. Was that on purpose or did the controller stop?

[lutach]

It was actually to see if everything was OK temps wise, specially for the batteries. I didn't know how they would do.

[Finnster]

What batts are those? Those are impressive #'s.


I really like the sound of the MGM controllers the more I hear about them.

[lutach]

I will actually start distributing those lipos after I'm done with the abuse. I'll try to get around 50 cycles on them before I make a decision. I'm still trying to figure out a name for them or I should just go as is without a brand name and just offer great cells and put at nice price and warranty on them. They come in 3 voltage range: 7.4, 11.1 and 14.8V. I don't want to jump on this right away and have problems later on like some other companies are having.