Anybody who thinks the meepo variant is in any way different. Look at the potting.
You are delusional
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I have potted and unpotted versions of the lingyi escs. Potted is a bit newer.
Still very shitty escs with latency
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no offense are people actually building boards with lingyi besides to troll
I have a raptor with one.
Seemed fitting.
It’s for use in the worst of weather conditions
powering actual raptor hubs?
Oh no, I value my life.
I have Meepo hubs running sensorless
so a meepo board with raptor sticker 
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I’m not wasting a unity on a raptor.
And I sold my raptor hubs for 450 bucks including sleeves when they were still a hot item
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No lol
Not here anyway - my kit build was a hobbywing esc though, but that was sent to me, as part of the kit.
Yes i would choose hobbywing over lingyi any day.
The lingyi escs do seem to be compatible with more kinds of hubs, also able to run sensorless which I couldn’t get a hobbywing esc to pull off
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another great example of pricing it right: Lacroix DSS60 prototipo ROCHESTER NY USA $1,6500
uhhhhhhhhhh
jk i saw in the thread was $1650
Word.
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@ShutterShock @zZoKo I can’t believe you guys missed this.
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I couldn’t be bothered to reply lol
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Correct me if I’m wrong but all they did was flash slightly different firmware
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Lingyi esc best esc ever lingyi esc better than anything else lingyi esc best
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Antispark that never fails 
Ability to lock wheels in place
Cheap
5 pin sensor wires that take up less space
Built in battery indicator
No external remote reciever but has built in antenna
Roll to start
Cheap heatsinks available kinda
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ill pay 10$ whoever takes a meepo lingy, a regular lingy, tries them next to eacother and sees if theres a single difference
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