I believe I know the answer to this, but before I make the investment in another one, I want to make sure I am not jumping the gun.
If the negative leads inside the connector (both sets) are blackened (as in, no longer copper colored) on my son's E-Maxx with the stock Novak ESC AND the truck will not run, am I safe in assuming that the ESC is fried?
I'm thinking yes, but these suckers run $140.00 new, so before I toss it outright, I just want to make sure I am right. I'm pretty sure one of the packs I got it with (from some assclown) dead-shorted and fried it. I am no electric R/C guru, so just covering my bases.
Follow-up question: are there any other ESC's that are designed for the E-Maxx? I personally haven't found any, but it doesn't mean they aren't there.
Thanks!
If the negative leads inside the connector (both sets) are blackened (as in, no longer copper colored) on my son's E-Maxx with the stock Novak ESC AND the truck will not run, am I safe in assuming that the ESC is fried?
I'm thinking yes, but these suckers run $140.00 new, so before I toss it outright, I just want to make sure I am right. I'm pretty sure one of the packs I got it with (from some assclown) dead-shorted and fried it. I am no electric R/C guru, so just covering my bases.
Follow-up question: are there any other ESC's that are designed for the E-Maxx? I personally haven't found any, but it doesn't mean they aren't there.
Thanks!
