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Thread: (Continued...) Catamaran 70.2KM/h Thunder Tiger Desperado OBL with HobbyWing 120A ESC

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01-29-2012, 07:41 AM #1
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(Continued...) Catamaran 70.2KM/h Thunder Tiger Desperado OBL with HobbyWing 120A ESC
My previous stock Thunder Tiger Desperado 60A ESC got burned after few runs. I replaced it with a
HobbyWing 120A ESC. I readjusted the battery packs positions and with the new ESC the speed
reached 70.2Km/h vs. 62.8Km/h.
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