I just had a thought last night about enertion and the focbox. I have been interested in doing a diy board with my mate and watched a few things on youtube about diy boards. The focbox unity seemed to be the best esc when it came to diy board but seeing as enertion now are out of business eventually we will run out of unitys. In your opinion’s what do you reckon is gonna be the next esc that will take its place?
Well the designers moved over to Lacroix to actually get paid for their work and not be associated with a dumbass. So their new product will replace the Unity at the similar price point but better overall. Plus the zoom-zoom verson
Trampa will still be on top of them all just because, I see them hopefully releasing something slightly lower cost someday in the future. That will be good, everything they do is great.
Dexter is bringing out his TB6, which at $135 is a killer on price to performance. His stuff is so good.
@Gamer43 will still be writing his firmware in 10 years so don’t worry about that. JK Haggy will sell their own ESC and it will be very dope!
Are we talking specs, reliability, QC, form factor, look, ecosystem with data and user interface, customer service, after sale / warranty, price to spec ? All of this above?
And of course there goes the usual performance / quality / cheap with where you can only select two of the three.
So what do people seek after all, a cheap king, a weak king or a strong king? Is this a place for a single throne or a place where multiple thrones shall rise?
And the most important question : how much power are you people even able to pull from your boards
I believe the next limit incoming won’t be ESCs anymore but your own flesh and souls.
Yeah… stormcore all day every day without question
…meaning what? That TB6 is crap? As far as I know non has been totally proven, so at this moment is hard to make a complete assessment of both systems, right?
So for now, without knowing the true performance and reliability of both VESCs the only sure thing is the price, and Stormcore is almost double than TB6.