new version of the FOCBOX motor controller
It can be configured to run dual motors or a single motor depending on what firmware you load onto it. In this test, we are running 120 motor amps into a single motor using the VARI-ESC firmware.
Is that just an epoxy potted unity…
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gets some popcorn
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Was just about to say this but went to check the builders forum first to see if there was intel before I said anything
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Yes. He has to change the name considering everyone knows the FocBox to be produced by a scammer.
A scammer that still owes me a couple grand unfortunately. Still butthurt. 
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Looks more resistant to moisture and contamination.
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still a unity and if something pops, there is no way to fixing it
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But Water-cooled motor Bros
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It’s surprising how long it took to get to 80 degrees
I have to wonder how long it would take to get there in varied loads from a dual motor setup. Looked like that thing was only pulling 12 battery amps most of that run…
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It’s amazing how he seems to not even mention where he got the super single unity idea from…
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Did he mention he was using Vari-Esc ?
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I did not post the fill discp. but I did include that part
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Oh I thought that was your observation of the video an not the actual description. At least he gives credit to the software used.
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I like that he doesn’t know when to quit. This weak sauce might have turned heads 4 years ago. Next announcement Raptor Electric Surfboard that’s a new community that doesn’t know I am super dodge.
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holy fucksticks.
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Reminds me of 
Cough Cough Japanese Fleshlight…
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There is no way of fixing it regardless. Product support ended a good while ago, remember?
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of course i wasn’t talking about product support, but those wizards that help to revive dead esc. with a pot like this, its most likely not fixable anymore even if the wizard knew how to fix the chip itself
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Put a bit of wd40 on top and between, easier to rip off i think epoxy loses a lot of stick with fatty substances.
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