I have heard of guys asking if there are any 300a ESC's that will fit in a 41" boat, specifically the Fantasm. The swordfish was the popular choice, but due its size, it would not. Well for those that are still looking I happen to get a smoking deal on some Flier 300a HV esc's. These are mush smaller and lighter than the swordfish. They are NOT encapsulated in a heavy aluminum box. They are "splash" resistant which means nothing. I soaked them in the 3m electronics epoxy and slapped them in my Fantasm for *!***!***!***!**s and giggles. I haven't ran them yet, thats tomorrow, but here is how they fit. Snug as a bug forsure, but comfortable.IMG_20140121_215133.jpg
300a ESC's that fit
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We'll it appears that I stand corrected. It would appear that in fact there is a reason to run these 300a esc's HV. That reason is another 10mph.IMG_20140122_095015.jpg That is an all time best with my Fantasm and a full 10mph faster than the T-180's. So I guess I helped find 10 reasons why you should run 300a ESC's HVComment
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We'll it appears that I stand corrected. It would appear that in fact there is a reason to run these 300a esc's HV. That reason is another 10mph.[ATTACH=CONFIG]110936[/ATTACH] That is an all time best with my Fantasm and a full 10mph faster than the T-180's. So I guess I helped find 10 reasons why you should run 300a ESC's HV
Edit. Nevermind. That looks exactly like the fightercat esc I have right now. Maybe I just need to run it.32" carbon rivercat single 4s 102mph, 27” mini Rivercat 92mph, kbb34 91mph, jessej micro cat(too fast) wasComment
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I would say that you more accurately found a good reason NOT to run a T-180 on 8s!
You wouldn't realize that gain over an esc that was within its own parameters.Comment
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By the way...
Congrats on the speed Travis. The difference from 86 to 96 should be quite apparent. You're getting up there!Comment
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These are flier controllers with some different optimized software.Comment
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