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rhylsadar · 04:23 PM

hi

as i mentioned above i have an instruction sheet here from 2003 of the hacker master car speed controllers. here its says 66A current for the sport and 111A for the competition. so those specs should apply to those 'older' bigger controllers. both 6-12cells (lipos weren't popular that time).

i also guess the 'newer' only jeti-flagged esc are smaller and they may well handle less power. however it also says on for the 'race' version one could limit the current to 80A. so it should be able to handle more than 80A right.

dimension of the hacker 66*31.5*29, jeti 56*27*17mm.

bye
rhylsadar

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rhylsadar RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 211 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Switzerland	04.17.2008, 03:43 PM hi as i mentioned above i have an instruction sheet here from 2003 of the hacker master car speed controllers. here its says 66A current for the sport and 111A for the competition. so those specs should apply to those 'older' bigger controllers. both 6-12cells (lipos weren't popular that time). i also guess the 'newer' only jeti-flagged esc are smaller and they may well handle less power. however it also says on for the 'race' version one could limit the current to 80A. so it should be able to handle more than 80A right. dimension of the hacker 6631.529, jeti 562717mm. bye rhylsadar ______________________ Exercitatio artem paravit rhylsadar at youtube Last edited by rhylsadar; 04.17.2008 at 04:23 PM.