Most reliable ESC for 10s

[Rumdog]

Hopefully the Swordfish will be excellent. I have one thats about to run 10 and 12s in a 1/8 scale hydro. We'll see how she goes. Havent heard of one popping yet though.

[crabstick]

Hopefully the Swordfish will be excellent. I have one thats about to run 10 and 12s in a 1/8 scale hydro. We'll see how she goes. Havent heard of one popping yet though.

Awesome, Keep me posted on that dude. What Motor you running ?

[Rumdog]

The littlescreamers outrunner.

[Brod]

Didn't mention castle as I know of too many that have gone bang on the high cell counts, just not interested in them at all.

Brod, what model kontronic was it?

Shultze I do like but they are not the 100% bulletproof ESC that people assume they are, I know someone who has 3 40.160's and a couple of them have been back to shultze a few times. one had issues just a few weeks ago on a medium sized plett. Popped a cap, after replacing the cap - still no go, back to shultze... I just wonder if the cost of shipping it back and the repair cost would end up making it one real expensive ESC

The turnigy monster looks to be ok for the money, will be interesting to see if it can be repaired

This kontronic,looks like its discontinued now though.
My pal runs his with no watercooling on his boat

http://www.kontronik.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=47&Itemid=56&lang=en

[crabstick]

This kontronic,looks like its discontinued now though.
My pal runs his with no watercooling on his boat

http://www.kontronik.com/index.php?o...mid=56&lang=en

Look at that bad boy! how many other large ESC's have reverse polarity protection ?

[m4a1usr]

i was going to use them in my mystic c5008....

may wait a bit and get 40.300 or another 30.200 maybe 2x 40.160

Maybe get the Spin 300 instead? http://www.hobby-lobby.com/spin300p_...21409_prd1.htm

John

[JMSCARD]

The spin looks nice... But being an airplane controller I'm sure it's designed to get alot of air and I would rather have something factory Water cooled rather then upfitting...in case a need for warranty is needed?