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TexasSP · 05.23.2008, 01:12 PM

I still don't understand why the CC bec circuitry was not integrated instead of the switching bec they decided to use. If it was a cost issue I would have gladly forked out an extra $20 to cover the costs. Other than the BEC issue, the controller was very smooth and ran cool the whole time. Of course in the 8-10 minutes I got to run it I never really got to give the fan a proper work out.

As far as the 200 amp rating, they seemed to back out of that one towards the end as no rating is available now. Patrick referenced something about different ways of attaining max ratings and not wanting to confuse the situation.

Once these little bugs are worked out, I still think it will offer the best bang for the buck out there.

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TexasSP Something, anything, nothing Offline Posts: 2,747 Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Houston, TX	05.23.2008, 01:12 PM I still don't understand why the CC bec circuitry was not integrated instead of the switching bec they decided to use. If it was a cost issue I would have gladly forked out an extra $20 to cover the costs. Other than the BEC issue, the controller was very smooth and ran cool the whole time. Of course in the 8-10 minutes I got to run it I never really got to give the fan a proper work out. As far as the 200 amp rating, they seemed to back out of that one towards the end as no rating is available now. Patrick referenced something about different ways of attaining max ratings and not wanting to confuse the situation. Once these little bugs are worked out, I still think it will offer the best bang for the buck out there. www.cubicle101.com A friends comic strip website.