The trouble is, most people aren't willing to pay that kind of cash these days when you can get cheaper ones that work for far less. The market just isn't there IMO. Besides, with the power levels we run, it would be VERY difficult to make it fool proof. Even if the software was monitoring everything, currents can rise too fast for anything to compensate.
I think there is a market for it. Racers don't seem to be as budget constrained. Bashers maybe, but I know the guys that race 1/8 scale will spend $400 bucks+ on a ESC and not think twice about it if it is more reliable. Engine mfg's don't seem to have a problem selling $400 mills to racers. 1/8 racing isn't a budget hobby by any stretch. Nothing will ever be bullet proof, but right now the failures just seem to frequent imho. Nitro guys would go nuts if they went through FIVE engines over a summer of racing.
Last edited by Edumakated; 10.05.2009 at 05:44 PM.