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CC SHV ESC's. "When are they due out?"
Was wondering when these were suppose to be released? Said on the case of the larger SHV esc that they were due out in Nov 2007 which was a lie.
Here are a few pics I took at I-hobby... http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/n...cture037-1.jpg http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/n...Picture047.jpg http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/n...cture038-1.jpg |
I've been wondering about those too. I believe we will be seeing this ESC under the Project X category. LOL
Ummm..........the sticker you're looking at states the date of Manufacture for THAT particuliar unit. If you check out Castles special projects page, it points toward the fourth quarter of 2008. http://www.castlecreations.com/csp/index.html |
does SHV stand for Surface High Voltage? this is what i am looking for. would the phoenix HV 110 work for a 1/5 conversion?
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But they're still not released and it's late January in 2009.
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Super high voltage maybe?
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Yeah, we know. :lol:
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I almost wonder if they will just be special-orderable...:whistle:
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Pssssst. Why not ask in the Castle's own section? Im sure Patrick would give us a hint..
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Stands for super high voltage. And my bad on the date thing. I feel like a moran that I didnt think of that.:lol:
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The ESC looks a lot like a power amp for a car stereo that I used to have back in the 90s
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Place an order with Castle and sign the waiver. The SHV have been available for a little while now, but it was being made for BVM Jets.
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So they're airplane escs.. Just wondering what kind of voltage they can take?
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90v's.
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They are whatever ESCs. Controllable with radio or 0-5v source. Programmable neutral point. Most are getting put into EVs I bet.
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