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**Traxxas Waterproof or Not -** 04.10.2008, 05:42 PM

My EVX-2 has the cutout problems with fresh batts so I am going to send it in and this is traxxas response:

If there was moisture involved in the failure or if the original connectors are not attached, the repair will be $40.00 plus $5.00 shipping. If no moisture was present and the original connectors are attached, the repair will be $15.00 plus $5.00 shipping.

I thought the esc are waterproof ? If mostiure gets in isnt that a function design failure issue? Any way as luck would have it I don't have the orginal connectors on it so I am looking at the Novak Super Duty XR High-Voltage Esc (89.00)to run my kershaw 700 motors do you guys think this would work better and cooler than the evx-2 since its rated alot better in specs....can I dip in plasti-dip with just heatsink exposed and make the Novak SD as waterproof as the evx-2 ?

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austinmaxx Guest Posts: n/a	Traxxas Waterproof or Not - 04.10.2008, 05:42 PM My EVX-2 has the cutout problems with fresh batts so I am going to send it in and this is traxxas response: If there was moisture involved in the failure or if the original connectors are not attached, the repair will be $40.00 plus $5.00 shipping. If no moisture was present and the original connectors are attached, the repair will be $15.00 plus $5.00 shipping. I thought the esc are waterproof ? If mostiure gets in isnt that a function design failure issue? Any way as luck would have it I don't have the orginal connectors on it so I am looking at the Novak Super Duty XR High-Voltage Esc (89.00)to run my kershaw 700 motors do you guys think this would work better and cooler than the evx-2 since its rated alot better in specs....can I dip in plasti-dip with just heatsink exposed and make the Novak SD as waterproof as the evx-2 ?