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02.08.2008, 09:42 PM

Call me stupid, but if you ignore the extra $$, isnt it easier to just disable the built-in lipo protection and use a seperate lipo monitoring device (LVC)?
   
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Call me stupid, but if you ignore the extra $$, isnt it easier to just disable the built-in lipo protection and use a seperate lipo monitoring device (LVC)?
Yes, you are correct.
I am just tiring to get a little bit more from well designed MM ESC...

-but looks like this one requires to get a closer look at brains pcb, I missed something. Once you get over lower battery voltage, with PWM, ESC fails to work.
I can see how that can happen, but not quite sure what it’s for...
   
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5s? - 02.21.2008, 04:35 PM

I'm still not clear on this one. Can I go back to the older software and run 5s? I see lots of people are running 5s and my setup would like 5s but the MM won't arm.
   
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02.21.2008, 04:40 PM

The older MM units will arm on 5s. The newer ones will not. The version of sotware doesnt matter from what I understand. Its in the controller itself.

If you have a new one I believe that you may be able to make it arm on 5s by turing off the LVC. I dont know this to be true becasue I dont have a newer MM to test it with, but this is what I have heard on the board here. If you try it and it doesnt work then you will likely need to get a ESC that was designed to work with 5s if thats what you need. Or possibly find a used older style MM.


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I'm still not clear on this one. Can I go back to the older software and run 5s? I see lots of people are running 5s and my setup would like 5s but the MM won't arm.
Does it works at 4S with new software?
   
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4s - 02.25.2008, 09:56 AM

[I've been running it on 4s for a while now. Works perfectly in my really heavy Muggy. If I could up the voltage a bit, it would be even better I'm sure.

QUOTE=GriffinRU;151167]Does it works at 4S with new software?[/QUOTE]
   
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[I've been running it on 4s for a while now. Works perfectly in my really heavy Muggy. If I could up the voltage a bit, it would be even better I'm sure.

QUOTE=GriffinRU;151167]Does it works at 4S with new software?
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Yes....it did on my buddies trucks. They all run the new MM's.
   
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02.29.2008, 04:52 PM

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[I've been running it on 4s for a while now. Works perfectly in my really heavy Muggy. If I could up the voltage a bit, it would be even better I'm sure.

QUOTE=GriffinRU;151167]Does it works at 4S with new software?
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Can you send it to me for testing?
If, yes, than do that at the end of March.
In worse case I will exchange with one of mines, which works at 5S.
   
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