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thomatrix · 11.16.2009, 06:43 PM

A few thoughts:
Things are moving extremely fast on the 1/8 brushless scene and soon the time will hopefully come to the 1/5 cars. To me it seems that the market is still somewhat immature in some areas and many times customers have to try and find the solution with the least downsides. I am currently looking for an ESC to work well with a HPI Baja conversion and I have set my mind on the Turnigy Monster and the CC Hydra 240HV (I will test both). Neither are nowhere near perfect so this Phoenix ICE HV Car ESC would definitely help close the gap.

But browsing the forums and seeing the interest there seem to be on this subject it is hard to imagine the manufacturers not starting to pay attention. Take a look at this thread that is now close to an impressive 2000 posts on hpibajaforum:
http://www.hpibajaforum.com/forum/sh...ight=brushless

Bottom line is that I see a huge market for this. It is still early days but I think that being out early and building a good customer base will have huge impact on market share once the snowball starts rolling.

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thomatrix RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 106 Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Denmark	11.16.2009, 06:43 PM A few thoughts: Things are moving extremely fast on the 1/8 brushless scene and soon the time will hopefully come to the 1/5 cars. To me it seems that the market is still somewhat immature in some areas and many times customers have to try and find the solution with the least downsides. I am currently looking for an ESC to work well with a HPI Baja conversion and I have set my mind on the Turnigy Monster and the CC Hydra 240HV (I will test both). Neither are nowhere near perfect so this Phoenix ICE HV Car ESC would definitely help close the gap. But browsing the forums and seeing the interest there seem to be on this subject it is hard to imagine the manufacturers not starting to pay attention. Take a look at this thread that is now close to an impressive 2000 posts on hpibajaforum: http://www.hpibajaforum.com/forum/sh...ight=brushless Bottom line is that I see a huge market for this. It is still early days but I think that being out early and building a good customer base will have huge impact on market share once the snowball starts rolling.