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aqwut · 09.28.2005, 10:41 PM

I bought it, just to check it out... and if it didn't work out... I was goin' to use it for my boat.... :)

So it's goin' into the boat.... you know.. it was $50, it takes 60 amps.. good for the boat...

to use this esc.. you'd have to be pretty good.. you have to have your trigger on FULL brakes at all times... you move forward, you'd have to let the brake loose a little bit... so it's opposite of what we're use to running.... and there's no reverse... I tried this ESC on my Heavy E-maxx.... It handled it pretty well.. although it was only a basic 4200 on it.. :) but I was expecting that esc to fry on the first pack.. it didn't.. but there's no way you can use this esc on a car......

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aqwut Brushless Heavy Weight.... Offline Posts: 1,954 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Kingsville, Ontario	09.28.2005, 10:41 PM I bought it, just to check it out... and if it didn't work out... I was goin' to use it for my boat.... :) So it's goin' into the boat.... you know.. it was $50, it takes 60 amps.. good for the boat... to use this esc.. you'd have to be pretty good.. you have to have your trigger on FULL brakes at all times... you move forward, you'd have to let the brake loose a little bit... so it's opposite of what we're use to running.... and there's no reverse... I tried this ESC on my Heavy E-maxx.... It handled it pretty well.. although it was only a basic 4200 on it.. :) but I was expecting that esc to fry on the first pack.. it didn't.. but there's no way you can use this esc on a car...... The Power of BRUSHLESS!!!!! http://www.geocities.com/aqwut 1HP (electric) = 746 Watts. Everything is brushless!!