They have the manuals for the motor and esc up now. The motor manual shows motor efficiency and what-not.
It's amazing how similar the esc software is to Castle Link. I guess it's the sincerest form of flattery. I like the quick programming card option.
It's interesting that you can tell the esc what type of radio you're using.
"Legacy or 2.4GHz – This setting is intended to reflect what type of Radio System you are using, i.e. Transmitter and Receiver.
Default is 2.4GHz because there are many of these systems in use.
If you use a Legacy system, then you can select this setting (27MHz, 40MHz, or 75MHz).
The Electronic Speed Control internal switching rate is increased with the 2.4GHz selection
and may cause interference with Legacy Radio Systems."
I like that the BEC voltage is adjustable:
BEC Voltage: Programmable from 5.2V up to 6.5V at 6A
I am anxious to see if this system is a performer. It certainly looks good on paper.