Markus "SL" 300A ESC .... WTF

I was surfing around and I came across this.

Unsure if this has been posted before. If so here it is again.

http://www.gobrushless.com/shop/inde...how&ref=MARKUS

WOW see the price of it? That is more then my E-Revo. I understand it is for planes ... but 300 amps/6S with no fan. If was reliable and made in the USA (for the customer support) I would seriously think about getting it ...even at that price.

Merc

[lutach]

I tried to get Markus and another guy in Russia to make those monsters for cars, but no answer yet. I know they can go up to 400 or 450A.

Those are massive..I thought my mgm 224.18 was top dog.

Wow, that's a lot of amps!
It's usually cheaper to go higher in voltage and lower the amount of amps in a high power setup like that would be used in. I also don't know of a motor that would pull that many amps?

[lutach]

Originally Posted by E-Traxxer

Wow, that's a lot of amps!
It's usually cheaper to go higher in voltage and lower the amount of amps in a high power setup like that would be used in. I also don't know of a motor that would pull that many amps?

Some of the big guns from Lehner can.

Originally Posted by lutach

Some of the big guns from Lehner can.

Ah, yeah they could, couldn't they?
In that big of a system though, I'd definitely go to a HV setup, but to each their own. Cause you'd probably have to run 2 or 3p to supply that many amps anyways...

[lutach]

Originally Posted by E-Traxxer

Ah, yeah they could, couldn't they?
In that big of a system though, I'd definitely go to a HV setup, but to each their own. Cause you'd probably have to run 2 or 3p to supply that many amps anyways...

HV is the way to go though.

The 300a one = 6600 watts Max cont

CC 110HV at 150 amps (which i remember hearing it will do) equals the same amounr of power with a cooler running setup. And cheaper.