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Can't afford that
The most.expensive ESC I own is a xr10 Pro legacy
For a normal club racer for me, that ESC is not needed.
If I were a pro with sponsorships. Sure I'll take it any day.
Original Thread:
https://www.rctalk.com/forum/threads/elceram-nitride-esc.139338/
There are 2 Xray drivers that currently use that ESC and are sponsored by Nitride / Elceram
Max Gotzl
Martin Bayer
The most.expensive ESC I own is a xr10 Pro legacy
For a normal club racer for me, that ESC is not needed.
If I were a pro with sponsorships. Sure I'll take it any day.
Original Thread:
https://www.rctalk.com/forum/threads/elceram-nitride-esc.139338/
There are 2 Xray drivers that currently use that ESC and are sponsored by Nitride / Elceram
Max Gotzl
Martin Bayer
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Wouldn't heat be bad for the screen?
I really wanted to pull the trigger on one of these to try out, but I don't have any 2S kits I need an ESC for. 
My very first thought when I saw this was why put the heat sink on the bottom? After giving it some thought, if engineered properly I would think it will be adequate even if it's not the ideal placement. The fact that they used a composite of aluminum and ceramic for the heat sink will help with the transfer of heat, but I'd personally only use this in a track kit where air flow will always be constant.
It wouldn't be great for it but if they have it shielded properly it shouldn't be too much of an issue I wouldn't think.
My very first thought when I saw this was why put the heat sink on the bottom? After giving it some thought, if engineered properly I would think it will be adequate even if it's not the ideal placement. The fact that they used a composite of aluminum and ceramic for the heat sink will help with the transfer of heat, but I'd personally only use this in a track kit where air flow will always be constant.
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