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Old 10-23-2010, 01:17 AM
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Default RS Pro vs RX8 vs Mamba Max Pro for 4x4 Short Corse

I was wondering what ESC people would recommend for a 4x4 Short Corse. I have been looking at mainly the RS Pro, RX8 or the MMP. But I am open for other options as well.

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all 3 will work though the rs pro will be pushed a bit. Also check out the hobbywing xerun 80 or 150 amp
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I have run the RX8 and MMp and both work well. On 3s I would run the RX8 and on 2s I wold run the MMp with a external BEC. The external bec is very important if you use the MMP.
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Originally Posted by slaytanic
all 3 will work though the rs pro will be pushed a bit. Also check out the hobbywing xerun 80 or 150 amp
How would the Rs Pro be pushed a bit? It does burst amps 208 per phase or 624 total.
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The mmp by far and away and it does work just fine on anything from 2s to 6s and you don't need a BEC under most conditions. The only time the internal BEC has issues is with servo's that have high amp draw, in 1/10 situations even w/ 4x4 sct you don't need any of those high draw servo's.. it's not a 1/8 truggy. Stick with known servo's that work well w/o issues and you need to do nothing more than plug it in and it will work flawless. What Castle didnt do was make their 1/10 esc bullet proof for 1/8 users (ps get the MMM for 1/8). Any who the Hitec HS-985MG Ultra Torque Coreless Metal Gear Servo does ~180oz/in torque, and .13 response which is more than enough and only 69. In fact I use that same servo in my 1/8 buggies and it's flawless.
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Originally Posted by rc10t3b4
How would the Rs Pro be pushed a bit? It does burst amps 208 per phase or 624 total.
Good question. I've seen many RS Pro's in the 4x4SC's that work well. I've seen RS Pro's in 1/8 buggies (not sure how that works out, but I've seen it).
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I run an RS Pro in a 4WD buggy (1/10th) and it runs just fine. I know the short course a little bit heavy, but basically the same concept
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