coging

[kmoore]

I think he likes to go fast more than slow. Maybe he wanted some simple advice not rip it out or do this. Simple coging question. May not be the way we all run them but to each their own.

Op I'm glad you got figured out. Might want to go threw some threads on the foff section. Might have some insight for you with more go fast scx10 stuff. Just my 2¢

[Deerhurst]

Originally Posted by 904crawler

how much did you rig weigh and what tires on it

It was a stock dingo with rip saws and a 5000mAh 2s battery. Wheelie city but that was about it. Not a very heavy rig.

[904crawler]

Yeah i got it figured out works just fine to my style. that going stupid slow is for the birds. i like my powwa dont forget its a southern style mud truck/trail truck. even with the coggin i could still climb just like it should

[904crawler]

Originally Posted by Deerhurst

It was a stock dingo with rip saws and a 5000mAh 2s battery. Wheelie city but that was about it. Not a very heavy rig.

yeah your rig was real light mine weighs it at lil more than 9 lbs.

[MX4141]

Originally Posted by 904crawler

Yeah i got it figured out works just fine to my style. that going stupid slow is for the birds. i like my powwa dont forget its a southern style mud truck/trail truck. even with the coggin i could still climb just like it should

For the birds huh?

[GRIMGREG]

Originally Posted by 904crawler

dont forget its a southern style mud truck/trail truck

So one of those jackasses that just floors it until they bounce to the top, or parts fall off?

[Deerhurst]

Originally Posted by 904crawler

yeah your rig was real light mine weighs it at lil more than 9 lbs.

It will still cog. Cogging isn't a function of weight, it is a function of the motor and esc.

Sensorless will be much smoother but IMHO, a nice brushed motor goes a long way in crawling.

[904crawler]

yeah i know that a good brushed motor witll be better for crawling but then when you play in the mud/ water you get the dirty motor problem. it works just fine the way it is now and no im not one of those guys whos bounces my way to the top. i like mud and hill climbs. so the more powwa the better. motor singing mud flinging

[904crawler]

Originally Posted by MX4141

For the birds huh?

Yes for the birds

[Deerhurst]

Originally Posted by 904crawler

yeah i know that a good brushed motor witll be better for crawling but then when you play in the mud/ water you get the dirty motor problem. it works just fine the way it is now and no im not one of those guys whos bounces my way to the top. i like mud and hill climbs. so the more powwa the better. motor singing mud flinging

Well, if it works perfect for you, why the worry?

[904crawler]

at first with diffrent gearin it was stupid bad. now its ok and bout to make it better by going on 3s

[maRRtin]

does the MMP support sensored motors?

M.

[904crawler]

I do not think so. im not runnin mmp im runnin sv3

[kmoore]

Mmp does do sensored. Mmm doesn't along with the sidewinders.

[l36pontiac]

im running a novak havok 3s with 10.5 sensored from a slash in the stock dingo. i can trail and crawl with no cogging issues. my only issue is the esc just randomly turns off when im parked. other wise sensored is the way to go.