HobbyWing EZRun 80A Review

[mjderstine]

Alright guys, i have a question seeking some advice about this platform. I have a MP7.5, and wondered with a 4cell application and stock gearing, is it worth it to get the 150A version, or just stick with the 80A. Seems like that in a buggy application 80A would be fine.

any advice would be appreciated!

[skeppley]

Originally Posted by mjderstine

Alright guys, i have a question seeking some advice about this platform. I have a MP7.5, and wondered with a 4cell application and stock gearing, is it worth it to get the 150A version, or just stick with the 80A. Seems like that in a buggy application 80A would be fine.

any advice would be appreciated!

Mine's still gong strong in the Erevo.
No problems whatsoever, and I drive it everyday it's not raining :)

It should work great in your buggy, and for $77 bucks, even if something happens, who cares :)

[mjderstine]

okay, guys, thanks for the help. i also have a mamba max, brand new in the box that i thought about using as well with the BEC and so on. but i won't steal the thread talking about that.

its just coming down to modding the MM a little or spending the dough for the ezrun system with motor and so on...

[Aceldama]

Originally Posted by mjderstine

okay, guys, thanks for the help. i also have a mamba max, brand new in the box that i thought about using as well with the BEC and so on. but i won't steal the thread talking about that.

its just coming down to modding the MM a little or spending the dough for the ezrun system with motor and so on...

For the greater good of the forum (me mostly) get the EZ-RUN and beat the crap out of it. I'd love to know how it holds up.

btw I think I remember you from the GB01 forums.