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ncalenda · 01.03.2008, 12:07 PM

I sent mine 16018 back and they emailed me as soon as they got it, which was great. The way I look at it, is that we have to keep sending them back. If there is a weakness in their product they need to know about it and fix it. One way is for them to see a common problems. Their controllers are great imo.

Plus, I have had a problem with every ESC I have owned, even my traxxas vxl esc. I just had to solder the plugs better onto the board. After months of that controller stopping for no reason, it turned out to be loose plugs!! I even sent it back, which they found nothing wrong, since it was hard to reproduce. I am calling them though, they need to know those plugs were loose. The solder job was bad, if others are like that, it would not take much to loosen them.

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ncalenda Need for Speed Offline Posts: 228 Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Seaside, CA	01.03.2008, 12:07 PM I sent mine 16018 back and they emailed me as soon as they got it, which was great. The way I look at it, is that we have to keep sending them back. If there is a weakness in their product they need to know about it and fix it. One way is for them to see a common problems. Their controllers are great imo. Plus, I have had a problem with every ESC I have owned, even my traxxas vxl esc. I just had to solder the plugs better onto the board. After months of that controller stopping for no reason, it turned out to be loose plugs!! I even sent it back, which they found nothing wrong, since it was hard to reproduce. I am calling them though, they need to know those plugs were loose. The solder job was bad, if others are like that, it would not take much to loosen them.