NSLST

iTrader: (14)

am new to 1/8 E, just bought one MMM.

is it V3 OR V2 MMM? how can you tell? thx.

Jason_R

Should be a v3, most everything prior to that used bullet connectors on the power (battery) side as well.

Duster_360

iTrader: (21)

Could be either - the V2 has a green board, the V3 has a blue board - that's how they are told apart.


http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/show...04&postcount=3

G33Kster

iTrader: (11)

Well then I'd say that's a V2 MMM, you can see a bit of green board peeking out around the bullets.

nv529

iTrader: (53)

I'm 100% sure its a v3 I don't know of any v2s with the power wires soldier to the broad they used the bullet connectorsm all of the new v3 have green boards too.

Neesh

iTrader: (128)

Mines look exactly the same and is a V3. I have two of these and they are identical and the box says V3 part number 010-0062-01 and 010-0062-00. both of the boxes were sealed and says V3 on it.

8ight-e

iTrader: (58)

Even the first runs of v3's still had bullets on the battery side.. that iMO would have to be a v3 MMM.

PS castle replaces v1 & v2 esc's w/o questions, typically.

Duster_360

iTrader: (21)

When the v3 came out, there were a lot of returned v1s and v2s - those were refurbished and upgraded to v3s, but still used the bullets on the power side if thats what they did originally.

I have 2 combos that are orig v3, all with blue boards. Blue vs green is hard to tell from the little 'peek' - I thought I'd been sent a v2 when I sent it in to be replaced with a v3, but when I popped case off to see the bottom of teh board a sI was told to do, I could see that it was a blue board.

NSLST

iTrader: (14)

the PBC board is in color GREEN

So, does it mean it is V2? THX.