Of course.. hearing about the problem you had has me on edge now. Gad no clue about it. Mine came with the sensor cable, and I've already had 2 XLX2s fail in me, one of which took my batteries out. I really can't have another ESC failing on me and killing batteries. I wish hobbywing would make it more obvious. What did they ACTUALLY change from the original release and the "updated" one without the sensor adaptor.
Believe me...I know how u feel....but when we're putting that much voltage into something....stuff will fail...there is no esc that is failure proof....only some that hold up better than others.
@@elvertmack5039 I understand no ESC is flawless, but man an ESC failing under what would be considered a minimal load for an ESC is a joke. That's how the XLX2 was for me. Hobbywing has always seemed to be fairly reliable, but every product has a failure rate. The XLX2 just had a 66.7% failure* rate for me, which is abysmal. Hoping the Max 4 will fair better, the application I'll be using it in will barely be pushing it.
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Thanks hobbywing we have been waiting for something extremely reliable..... my 1/5 is very happy 😊
Looks great 👍 Looks so much clearer than my FG Marder electrical testing mess 😆
Mack do you know what caused the first one to go bad ??? Nice informative video thanks brah
Yeah....running it on a lehner 30100 in a vekta 5. Lol
Nice bench test
Much love
Thanks Mack for the update 🔥💯👍🏾
Yes sir
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Of course.. hearing about the problem you had has me on edge now. Gad no clue about it. Mine came with the sensor cable, and I've already had 2 XLX2s fail in me, one of which took my batteries out. I really can't have another ESC failing on me and killing batteries.
I wish hobbywing would make it more obvious. What did they ACTUALLY change from the original release and the "updated" one without the sensor adaptor.
Believe me...I know how u feel....but when we're putting that much voltage into something....stuff will fail...there is no esc that is failure proof....only some that hold up better than others.
@@elvertmack5039 I understand no ESC is flawless, but man an ESC failing under what would be considered a minimal load for an ESC is a joke. That's how the XLX2 was for me. Hobbywing has always seemed to be fairly reliable, but every product has a failure rate. The XLX2 just had a 66.7% failure* rate for me, which is abysmal. Hoping the Max 4 will fair better, the application I'll be using it in will barely be pushing it.
Good stuff on the max 4 bench test great job thumbs up 👍
Is this esc as reliable as the mamba xlx2?
Better but bigger as well.
@@elvertmack5039 thanks 👍
Do you think its safe for the 1100kv on 10 under high load?
No....800kv and lower is the only motor I would think about running...esc was built to handle 560kv...so 800 is on the edge
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