Omg!!!
 

I guess the traxxas forum is still mostly full of idiots lol:

http://monster.traxxas.com/showthread.php?t=436585


(make sure you read the whole thread, it gets better and better lol)


:lol::rofl::lol::rofl:

OMG, incredible:lol:
I can't imagine that people will pay for that stupid thing.:rofl:

the one guy talking about tha capacitor had some idea what he was talking about, lol

all there missing is
ESC resmoker
"has your esc let the smoke out while running? use our patented e-syringe to restore your electrical components to factory condidtion"

Includes one 2oz bottle of e-genie

:lol:

You can't pay for anything there, just donate money to him (the hilarious guy who made the site) for the imaginary expenses of imaginary super awesome products.

This one is great!

http://www.unbelievablerc.com/detail.php?pid=9

People these days can sometimes be dumber than rocks. I swear....:whistle:

I think this is actually a legit product. WeatherGard

Too bad they end up wanting $30 for it...

I'd dip all my ESC's in it if it was clear.

I'd bet money this isn't safe to use with lipos:
http://www.unbelievablerc.com/detail.php?pid=8

Personally i like the E-NOS, http://www.unbelievablerc.com/detail.php?pid=4

lol, well, that can't work... unless there is some new A/C battery technology I haven't heard of. Judging by the appearance, it looks like one of these. Besides the fact they only work on AC, they operate at ~60Hz (much too low for high efficiency and low weight), and don't have near the power levels we require. :lol:

the concept is there.. someone should make a real one(e-nos)

lol, just checked out some of their other "products". Fuel line diode? Muffler bearings? And I just love their "+2 Channel Extender Kit":

lol, I'm actually sitting here crying it's so funny!

They do, it's called a switching power supply. A123Racing had something like that where you dial in a boost in voltage. There are problems with that approach though; switchers are "power transfers". For a given power level, increasing the voltage on the output by 2 will increase the current drawn from the batteries by 2 (not even counting losses due to switching efficiency. Then, this type of thing would need a very large coil, particularly on the input to effectively pass that level of current.

ah ok... :oops:

lol, sorry if I came across harsh there. :oops: