Got a red envelope for that. Promoting counterfeit products is not on apparently.
Good to know.
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Learned that the hard way
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Going for the ban.
Jared keep up the good work brother. One thing we can all agree on is the support will be actually there.
Good on you.
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i have a duo and a few questions on how this could benefit my board, so if my fesc were to fail i could buy one of these and it would be close to as simple as just putting in another fesc? i would have to buy a new enclosure since i have the hole for the heat sink cut correct? there would be no performance diffrence besides the possible reliability difference correct?
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Isnāt there a way to launder it through the matress store?
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Daren youāre really taking the piss now 
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Spotted that did you? Fuck him. Heās a wanker.
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Yeah I just realized this too, MakerX has treated me well for the most part but the the Xenith has some extra polish
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As someone who has almost 0 infos about a unity, am i correct with the info that this dual controller only has 1 uart port + that itās internally connected via CAN, meaning that i would connect the Metr CAN as if it was a single esc?
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The unity uses a single MCU, so there is no internal CAN running between ā2 sidesā. There is a Unity specific Metr module you can use to replace the default bluetooth one, but Metr Can should also work
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i need built in eswitches. Iāve been wasting all of mine on fixing West Coast Standard builds.
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If you send Jared an email through their customer support, you can easily buy another enclosure for like $40ish.
Iāve had issues with a few of BKBs previous products, but one thing I can admit is their customer service is easily the best there is.
If I were you, and as a previous owner of several dual FSESCs and a duo and taytos, I would make the change over to the Xenith soon
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Iām heavily āinvestedā in the regular metrs so getting a unity one wouldnāt make sense for me.
I assume i would use the metr can like this
and then use my remote via UART/pwm
@BillGordon Y u no use adblocker?
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Are there any hardware changes on the Xenith compared to the Unity?
The Unity antisparks are notorious for going kaput after a couple months.
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This really is the crux of it for a lot of people.
If your controller doesnāt have a built in switch Iām not interested.
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yeah i was actually recently wondering how hard it would be to put a completely different enclosure on the duo and put another 10s3p in there in parallel i think that the next time i have an issue with my current esc i should get a Xenith
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Yup.
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New pack in parallel with how old of a pack?