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othello · 12:55 PM

That was my first impression too. Maybe some electronic component of the schulze went bad after the last impacts and this caused a short.

The owner himself thinks that maybe the foam on which the esc was installed ignited spontaneously due to the very hot schulze ... but i don't think so.

On his previous runs he had some heat related issues with his schulze. It thermaled but never caught fire or smoked (obviously).

Oh Well ... i think this can only be sorted out by schulze. But personaly i wouldn't send this controller back to Schulze. They for sure would see an error made by the user and offer a small discount when buying another schulze. I would rather invest my money in another ESC (Monster Pro, Jazz 80 ...).

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othello HV basher Offline Posts: 392 Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Austria (Europe)	06.26.2007, 12:45 PM That was my first impression too. Maybe some electronic component of the schulze went bad after the last impacts and this caused a short. The owner himself thinks that maybe the foam on which the esc was installed ignited spontaneously due to the very hot schulze ... but i don't think so. On his previous runs he had some heat related issues with his schulze. It thermaled but never caught fire or smoked (obviously). Oh Well ... i think this can only be sorted out by schulze. But personaly i wouldn't send this controller back to Schulze. They for sure would see an error made by the user and offer a small discount when buying another schulze. I would rather invest my money in another ESC (Monster Pro, Jazz 80 ...). Last edited by othello; 06.26.2007 at 12:55 PM.