I myself had at least 5 Anti Spark Switches / Modules go just randomly.
I run 12S Configuration.
Since then I just don’t even bother - make a nice loopkey and be sure to have something reliable that also can handle loads of current without needing to worry if a MOSFET Decides to stay permanently open or closed (had both failure modes and the permanently open is no fun if you want to brake your board downhill)
I haven’t had any issues running 5.1 on my unity. Well mostly, I still don’t have motor temp lmfao. 5.2 is getting it worked out I believe.
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Just for clarities sake, I believe you mean V5.01 and 5.02 
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Tomato tomato. Hehe yeah sorry, was just about falling asleep while typing that. 
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Not sure if you’re talking VESC FW, but if you are there’s definitely a 5.1 and 5.2.
I’m not saying someone is right and someone is wrong… I’m just saying you’re both talking about 2 different FWs here…
Welcome to the VESCtm blackhole of versioning…
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Why does mine say 5.1 in the VESC Tool? Mind you this is for Stormcore.
BECAUSE YOUR’E ON UNITY
But I’m not.
ok it’s because you’re special…
oh I remember now… you got a stormcore a sub-derivative of the Unity hardware… so sorry…
delete my posts… lol
It’s the same FW.
that was entirely my point!!!
Undelete all posts… >click<
pick fly shit out of the peppermill if’n you’re so inclined… see here…
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All good my man, just strange about the decimal difference between github and the tool.
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sometimes programmers do this, it works if you think of the dot as not a decimal but a separator of major version and minor version. 5 separator 1 is the same version 05 separator 01
but not being consistent about how you display that version is… confusing and annoying. 
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I developed professionally for 17 years, never did the version mismatch BS.
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