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killajb · 01.28.2009, 03:52 PM

I have an OEMRC Sentillion 100-amp esc, the original version. It's a great esc for the price in that it works as advertised. I used it when my MMM V2 went poof. For a single Benjamin, I don't think you can get a better esc thats rock-solid up to 12s and runs ice-cold with my 2050kv Neu on 6s all day.

This "Platinum" version seems a bit pointless for car guys. It doesn't add proportional brakes or any other beneficial programming feature for car use beyond the original, so why pay twice for it?

I saw the vids of the Baja 5b using this esc for a 19-series Neu. I think that may be close to the limit as far as current draw for this esc. Perhaps adding larger caps and a fan just for good measure.

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killajb RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 247 Join Date: Dec 2007	01.28.2009, 03:52 PM I have an OEMRC Sentillion 100-amp esc, the original version. It's a great esc for the price in that it works as advertised. I used it when my MMM V2 went poof. For a single Benjamin, I don't think you can get a better esc thats rock-solid up to 12s and runs ice-cold with my 2050kv Neu on 6s all day. This "Platinum" version seems a bit pointless for car guys. It doesn't add proportional brakes or any other beneficial programming feature for car use beyond the original, so why pay twice for it? I saw the vids of the Baja 5b using this esc for a 19-series Neu. I think that may be close to the limit as far as current draw for this esc. Perhaps adding larger caps and a fan just for good measure. Attached Thumbnails