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Serum · 05.30.2007, 11:05 AM

Yeah, IMO the problem is with bl controllers isn't how solid they work, (partially ofcourse) it's about the service the company provides and the speed they do it with. In that case schulze has got a certain lack of performance based on my likings. And we are not bashing any product here, mainly it's about the people that stand behind them (or not)

@mac; test the settings and report back; some have other results with the higher frequencies. While my bigmaxx was cool on 19khz, the controller got more hot. The motor got more hot on 9 and the controller was cooler. No user here is using a schulze/neu setup that i am familiar of.

So get yourself a tempgun and play testdummy.

I am sure the schulze will run the neu motor without a problem.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	05.30.2007, 11:05 AM Yeah, IMO the problem is with bl controllers isn't how solid they work, (partially ofcourse) it's about the service the company provides and the speed they do it with. In that case schulze has got a certain lack of performance based on my likings. And we are not bashing any product here, mainly it's about the people that stand behind them (or not) @mac; test the settings and report back; some have other results with the higher frequencies. While my bigmaxx was cool on 19khz, the controller got more hot. The motor got more hot on 9 and the controller was cooler. No user here is using a schulze/neu setup that i am familiar of. So get yourself a tempgun and play testdummy. I am sure the schulze will run the neu motor without a problem.