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  • Alfa Spirit
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    You bought Mystery from ebay or HiModel GX 200?

    Here is user' s manual for the 200A 3-7S Brushless Electric Speed Controller

    Last edited by Alfa Spirit; 11-21-2009, 08:36 PM.

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  • bustitup
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    Originally posted by Alfa Spirit View Post
    I bought my HiModel GX 200 at http://www.himodel.com/
    I think this is a Pentium 200 from Mystery, very cheap on ebay : 25 € / 22 £ shipping included
    May be FETs and capacitors are better quality on HiModel ESC ... I don' t know
    With a good water cooling job, this is a very good deal
    I hope my HiModel GX 200 works fine because I didn' t test my ESC before water cooling it

    http://cgi.ebay.fr/200A-Brushless-Mo...item3c9eac2c74
    I bought two of those off that vendor.....to use in my twin Maritimo

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  • sailr
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    I swear that's the same controller as the Himodel 200! Can't quite understand the cheap cheap price! I already have two or three of the Himodels or I'd grab 2 or 3!

    Originally posted by eboat View Post
    http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

    works out to $38.86 Canadain shipped

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  • Alfa Spirit
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    I bought my HiModel GX 200 at http://www.himodel.com/
    I think this is a Pentium 200 from Mystery, very cheap on ebay : 25 € / 22 £ shipping included
    May be FETs and capacitors are better quality on HiModel ESC ... I don' t know
    With a good water cooling job, this is a very good deal
    I hope my HiModel GX 200 works fine because I didn' t test my ESC before water cooling it

    http://cgi.ebay.fr/200A-Brushless-Mo...item3c9eac2c74

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  • ksm2001
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    Originally posted by bustitup View Post
    I was going to ask you where you got it but i see you are in france..lol

    I wonder if that black liquid tape would work the same

    peter zecha ..isnt that what you used on these esc's?...did you ever test them in water
    Nick; I think Peter used black Plasti Coat, he is the one that suggested it to me to use. I used the clear on my esc's along with the rest of my electronics. I totaly filled my Xzess 2 Evo with water this summer after the tape let go from a flip and submerged my Himodel 200 along with everything else and once I dried everything out it works great no problems. There are to kinds spray and dip, I used the dip and painted it on.

    Ken

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  • eboat
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    And the only differance in the 2 that I can see is that the one you are looking at they have put 2 brass tubes on the heat sink to run water through
    Attached Files

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  • bustitup
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    Originally posted by eboat View Post
    http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

    works out to $38.86 Canadain shipped
    eboat.......... that esc is as common as fleas

    the one I posted about is the first mystery esc I have seen that is water cooled

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  • eboat
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    http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

    works out to $38.86 Canadain shipped

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  • Brushless55
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    I think that esc has been floating around for a few months, and I cannot remember the price..
    I think they tacked on 20bucks to the non water cooled version price..

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  • bustitup
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    just found the mystery's with water cooling

    look what I just found but no price

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  • bustitup
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    Originally posted by Alfa Spirit View Post
    I used Shin-Etsu KE 45 RTV Silicone, neutral cure system can be used for general sealing as well as electrical insulation.
    Fully cured KE 45 RTV adhesive/sealant can withstand long-term temperatures of up to 232°C (450°F)

    I was going to ask you where you got it but i see you are in france..lol

    I wonder if that black liquid tape would work the same

    peter zecha ..isnt that what you used on these esc's?...did you ever test them in water

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  • Alfa Spirit
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    I used Shin-Etsu KE 45 RTV Silicone, neutral cure system can be used for general sealing as well as electrical insulation.
    Fully cured KE 45 RTV adhesive/sealant can withstand long-term temperatures of up to 232°C (450°F)

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  • bustitup
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    looks great but what is it?

    Originally posted by Alfa Spirit View Post
    Here is the result, I hope it will be sufficient



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  • Alfa Spirit
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    Here is the result, I hope it will be sufficient



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  • Brushless55
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    Originally posted by ozzie-crawl View Post
    usally to water proof the esc some form of conformal coating is used.
    what i use comes in a spray can, i give it a few coates and let dry in the sun for acouple of hours, then take it out of the sun for about 1 hour this lets it harden. then i sand the conformal coating of the top of the fets and add the cooling plate
    What about electrical tape spray?

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