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10.21.2007, 02:19 PM

Same goes for a german guy with a BK9920, Wanderer 20xl10, 6s Flightpower 3700. He blew his ESC too in a 4.3Kg (9.5lb) Monster Truck. 6s seems to be too much for a BK9920 especially if you use it a lot at partial load. It will heat up quickly ...


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10.22.2007, 02:50 PM

I ran 6S, 7XL, and 9920 on my LST...
and the 12XL on 6S is very nice... especially with the 9920...


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