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lincpimp · 05.08.2008, 06:02 PM

If you can get a 12s controller on the market for somewhere between $350 and $400 (price to the end user, not msrp), I am sure that you will sell them. Not like the MM or the MMM sell, but I am sure a lot more large scale conversions and speed setups will be tried with a capable car controller. Look at what people are spending on mgm and quark escs, and they are barely good for 1/8 scale (on a side note you really screwed them, the MMM is better and cheaper, funny!).

You mention the boat market not being big enough, I guess that I can see that. I do not have any of the CC boat controllers, but have played with a hydra 120 and it was very nicely made, plus the pc programming is very handy. I have a few hulls that need equipment, and plan to use CC products. It is nice to have an American company catering to this market!

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lincpimp Check out my huge box! Offline Posts: 11,935 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Slidell, LA	05.08.2008, 06:02 PM If you can get a 12s controller on the market for somewhere between $350 and $400 (price to the end user, not msrp), I am sure that you will sell them. Not like the MM or the MMM sell, but I am sure a lot more large scale conversions and speed setups will be tried with a capable car controller. Look at what people are spending on mgm and quark escs, and they are barely good for 1/8 scale (on a side note you really screwed them, the MMM is better and cheaper, funny!). You mention the boat market not being big enough, I guess that I can see that. I do not have any of the CC boat controllers, but have played with a hydra 120 and it was very nicely made, plus the pc programming is very handy. I have a few hulls that need equipment, and plan to use CC products. It is nice to have an American company catering to this market! Alot of Savage parts for sale!!!