mamba monster 2

[lrums]

if anyone owns a mamba monster 2 could you please tell me what the uf and volts are on the capacitors....?? please.....

 

[Greywolf74]

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[lrums]

Welcome to RCTalk and thanks for joining! What are you trying to do? Are you trying to replace a built in capacitor or build a cap pack? The capacitors need to be rated for 26V or higher and the uF rating just needs to be the highest you can find. The bigger the better.

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wassup, thanks for taking the time to reply. I've been into rc's for prolly 30 yrs, sorry if i seem new to the sport. i was curious about the capacitors because ( the three stock on the esc itself) i bought the esc for my 1/8th scale buggy, its a mugen. one day... i can't remeber as to why i was trying to use the momba but i thought well poop if its good enough for 6s in my buggy well hell ill throw it in my boat termporarilly. bhahahahahaaa am i dumb!! lol it lasted about 2 mins before it smoked the capacitors on it. well i managed to take the esc apart and unsolder the old ones and i wrote down what they were somewhere but ill be damned if i can find it or the capacitors anywhere. so now i have not a clue what were there originally.

 

[Greywolf74]

wassup, thanks for taking the time to reply. I've been into rc's for prolly 30 yrs, sorry if i seem new to the sport. i was curious about the capacitors because ( the three stock on the esc itself) i bought the esc for my 1/8th scale buggy, its a mugen. one day... i can't remeber as to why i was trying to use the momba but i thought well poop if its good enough for 6s in my buggy well hell ill throw it in my boat termporarilly. bhahahahahaaa am i dumb!! lol it lasted about 2 mins before it smoked the capacitors on it. well i managed to take the esc apart and unsolder the old ones and i wrote down what they were somewhere but ill be damned if i can find it or the capacitors anywhere. so now i have not a clue what were there originally.

The MM2 is a pretty beefy ESC. You must have one helluva boat to smoke that ESC or maybe it got wet?

 

[lrums]

id like to think i have a hellofa boat.... had it going 69 mph. but the mm2 is nothing compared to what i usually run in my boat which is a seaking 180.

 

[Greywolf74]

id like to think i have a hellofa boat.... had it going 69 mph. but the mm2 is nothing compared to what i usually run in my boat which is a seaking 180.

I guess you have one helluva boat then lol

 

[Slick2500]

Does this help?