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02.14.2010, 05:39 PM

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You can check these out from Mike - 35 volt, 1200uf capacitor... I used a pair to mod my 125B... really made a big difference for those demanding moments... like: heavy braking and hard acceleration...

I don't think these ESC were built with LVCs back in the day... people were still using 'high quality' NIMHs.

http://www.schulze-elektronik-gmbh.de/futu-e.htm
Thank you for the link.

Hmm, is the difference really so big? Just because of a capacitor? Do you really notice the difference?


@Serum, hehe yes idd, some are very big

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02.14.2010, 06:29 PM

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Thank you for the link.

Hmm, is the difference really so big? Just because of a capacitor? Do you really notice the difference?


@Serum, hehe yes idd, some are very big
Yep... I did... lots more power on start ups ... It also help with the temps.


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Yep... I did... lots more power on start ups ... It also help with the temps.


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That sounds interesting. I think I will just buy a bunch of them and also solder some on my Quarks. You soldered them on the PCB, but I can also just solder them to the + and - wires which go to the battery right?
   
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Yes you can, but put them as close as possible to the PCB... and remember to solder them in parallel...

Here's the thread I used for reference: Quark regenesis!
   
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