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Thread: Heads up on Castle ESC's

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10-31-2008, 07:15 PM #1
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Heads up on Castle ESC's

I just wanted to let everyone know not to put WD40 or Corosion X on their ESC's as it will void the warranty. I know of a few people that do that, and I tried it to get the water out of one of my esc's after it went under and quit working.

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