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jsr · 09.14.2009, 11:01 PM

I killed my 80A EZRun ESC (same physical size and package as the 150A) this Saturday from a big impact landing on the lid off a jump. I'm not sure the solder joints are any larger...they might be considering the size, but I'd have to see the package opened up (which I'll do with my now-dead 80A) relative to an opened MMM or other ESC. But yeah, the most often failure mode of the EZRuns has been messing with the timing and punch. At least for my failure, I know generally what it was due to (hard impact).

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jsr RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 212 Join Date: Feb 2009	09.14.2009, 11:01 PM I killed my 80A EZRun ESC (same physical size and package as the 150A) this Saturday from a big impact landing on the lid off a jump. I'm not sure the solder joints are any larger...they might be considering the size, but I'd have to see the package opened up (which I'll do with my now-dead 80A) relative to an opened MMM or other ESC. But yeah, the most often failure mode of the EZRuns has been messing with the timing and punch. At least for my failure, I know generally what it was due to (hard impact).