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12.18.2012, 06:55 AM

Controllers let out smoke for one reason outside of being defective.......bad current flow. Check your soldering, connector tightness, and mainly, don't use cheap, low c related batteries. Additional caps can help clean up inconsistencies in current flow, but nothing can help a zippy pack trying to push a e-revo to 65.
   
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12.18.2012, 11:07 PM

[QUOTE=myndseye;425095]Controllers let out smoke for one reason outside of being defective.......bad current flow. Check your soldering, connector tightness, and mainly, don't use cheap, low c related batteries. Additional caps can help clean up inconsistencies in current flow, but nothing can help a zippy pack trying to push a e-revo to 65.[/QUOTE]

Whoa there buddy. Dont bring Zippy into this!


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12.18.2012, 11:23 PM

Was funny is that I use zippy all the time, and I actually typed crappy. The spell check on my phone corrected it to that, and I found it so funny, I just didn't change it.
   
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