Looks like I just wasted my first brushless ESC, and no it wasn't a Castle.
Did some runs around our oval course on the weekend with a GPS on board my twin Jolly and was pleased to see 88.3 kph ( thats 54.8 mph for you not metric guys), but after completing at least 6 laps and then cruising back to the dock I discovered the r/h motor had stopped responding to blips of the throttle.
A postmortem has shown the r/h X-Power100 ESC has lost interest in life.
No smoke, no fires, no smell, it just runs for a few seconds after being connected and then quietly stops.
Kind of a weird fault but I guess the only solution is a new one ( from OSE of course )
Graham.

Did some runs around our oval course on the weekend with a GPS on board my twin Jolly and was pleased to see 88.3 kph ( thats 54.8 mph for you not metric guys), but after completing at least 6 laps and then cruising back to the dock I discovered the r/h motor had stopped responding to blips of the throttle.
A postmortem has shown the r/h X-Power100 ESC has lost interest in life.
No smoke, no fires, no smell, it just runs for a few seconds after being connected and then quietly stops.
Kind of a weird fault but I guess the only solution is a new one ( from OSE of course )
Graham.

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