sorry, This forum was vast and overlooked the thread. 
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Oh god, RIP the tips on those poor tweezers. What a monster.
Jokes aside these look great. Can’t wait to see the dual version.
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So 2 questions about these.
1: Have they been stress tested yet?
2: Ebay site says may not ship to Canada… Can they be shipped here?
PS is the case available / 3d files posted somewhere?
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ooh six available thanks for alerting us!
@zhanzhan when is the version coming out with heatsinks on both sides?
I did test from 50a up to 120a. the esc can run under 60a continuously with double side heatsink and 50a with single side heatsink.
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will be available several weeks later.
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If you want to get some nice publicity, try sending a pair for Lee Wright to test for his Youtube channel.
@Lee_Wright -would you be willing?
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Of course 
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Fucking hell. Time to start a youtube channel. I am not very good with words though. Can I just sit there and smile while I flutter my eye lashes?
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Depends how hot you are.
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Very hot without heatsinks
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wow great review dude
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6 v6c v2 lite in stock
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Can you confirm or deny that these will ship to Canada? eBay won’t tell me…
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I dont quite understand, why wattage values are stated as on picture. 1500w for ex. in lite version: if I ran slightly dischurged 10s battery (40v) on 50amps - it’s 2000w. Is it because of thermals?
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Guessing the wattage is in relation of power disspation, thats why the double sink one is 200W higher.
At any given battery voltage 1500W is what its rated for. Current rating only states how much you can safly draw without it going poof. Which isn’t just solely related to power.
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Does anyone know what is meant by boost?