There's a monster in the house

[Rckcrwlr]

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This thing is huge...
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Here's what you need to know about the ESC:

1. Up to 6S LiPo (25V) input
2. Switching BEC on board so you can use the BEC even with the 25V input
3. HUGE 6.5 mm gold plated connectors look great and really serve a purpose - they handle all that power!
4. Built-in cooling fan helps keep the Monster cool when he's working hard to shred your truck.

I have an idea for this baby...

There is a pamphlet in the box call:
[center:39mmrys4]Care and Feeding of your Monster

Limits: 6S (25.2V) Max Voltage
BEC: Switching BEC with a 5.5V Output
Connectors: 6.5mm Bullets
Batteries: Capable of Delivering Bursts of 125 amps and 75 amps Constant
* Expect to upgrade your vehicle's drive system. You can always wait until Monster shreds the parts but then you will be stuck at the track...That's no fun.
**Monster powered systems are capable of producing incredible high power. That means the vehicles and go stupidly fast. Don't ever point a vehicle at anyone. Always stay clear and keep your hands and feet inside the ride at all times....Enjoy the ride[/center:39mmrys4]

[Bustedcrawler]

Re: There's a monster in the house

NICCCEEE Look at you going out and getting the lastest and greatest

I have been thinking putting one of them in the super over the winter...but we will see...


What's this going into???

[Rckcrwlr]

Re: There's a monster in the house

What's this going into???

[Rockbound]

Re: There's a monster in the house

thats beef!!

[joen007]

Re: There's a monster in the house

sweet