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jsr · 03.09.2009, 09:14 PM

I highly doubt the EZRun motors would equal the CC/Neu ones considering the EZRuns are 2-pole while the CC/Neu are 4-pole (and Neu's designs, albeit mfr'd by CC, which may contract that to China).
The ESCs look equal. For me, the price difference was justifiable enough for me to give the EZRuns a try. I already have their 60A EZRun ESC and it runs great and can take a beating (survived a shorted motor). The opening of the ESCs from other threads shows very good mfg and at least very good drive FETs. If they thought that much about the output drive circuit, I wouldn't think they'd cheap out on the other components.
But motor vs. motor, the CC/Neu is better IMO.

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jsr RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 212 Join Date: Feb 2009	03.09.2009, 09:14 PM I highly doubt the EZRun motors would equal the CC/Neu ones considering the EZRuns are 2-pole while the CC/Neu are 4-pole (and Neu's designs, albeit mfr'd by CC, which may contract that to China). The ESCs look equal. For me, the price difference was justifiable enough for me to give the EZRuns a try. I already have their 60A EZRun ESC and it runs great and can take a beating (survived a shorted motor). The opening of the ESCs from other threads shows very good mfg and at least very good drive FETs. If they thought that much about the output drive circuit, I wouldn't think they'd cheap out on the other components. But motor vs. motor, the CC/Neu is better IMO.