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himalaya · 12:31 AM

Nice review. Hard to imagine how you tough guy can read that MOSFET part number hidden underneath the board.

Why didn't you get a 150A top model for a review? it's rated for 6S and has been proven strong here in China---- just don't buy their combos, the included motor is just a junk.

I bought a so called the HobbyWing SeaKing 180A for my boat waiting for spring to come, which is infact the EzRun150A, just the heatsink been replaced to a water cooling jacket. I also took it apart for some pics. It's using similar Onsemi(Motorola) MOSFETs seen in the MMM. Before reading this review, I was thinking the 80A may be using same MOSFETs as in the 150A but fewer count. Your picture amazed me how they do heat sinking......

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himalaya RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 392 Join Date: Nov 2008	02.13.2009, 12:25 AM Nice review. Hard to imagine how you tough guy can read that MOSFET part number hidden underneath the board. Why didn't you get a 150A top model for a review? it's rated for 6S and has been proven strong here in China---- just don't buy their combos, the included motor is just a junk. I bought a so called the HobbyWing SeaKing 180A for my boat waiting for spring to come, which is infact the EzRun150A, just the heatsink been replaced to a water cooling jacket. I also took it apart for some pics. It's using similar Onsemi(Motorola) MOSFETs seen in the MMM. Before reading this review, I was thinking the 80A may be using same MOSFETs as in the 150A but fewer count. Your picture amazed me how they do heat sinking...... ....What a Blue Sky.... Last edited by himalaya; 02.13.2009 at 12:31 AM.