Well I removed the heat shrink hoping to find something obvious but everything is nailed down solid. I am pretty disappointed about this since the speed control was not old at all. But when asked about it at hobby shop I got the "It can happen" reply.

Wonder why it started to fail on me and only after a short while to. Was it poor quality? It sure as hell wasnt abused in anyway. I just never had a failure like this out of something that was so new. I been flying since the late 80's and never had a electronic fail on me like this. Matter fact i used the equipment for years without any hick-up. I could see something fail after being used for years and years but this is something else. That goodness our receivers don't konk out on us like this thing did or we would be looking at using control line again for control.

I even tried to squeeze the connecters to get a tighter grab on motor pins but still have same problem. I think maybe this problem should be looked at, since I am not the only one that had this issue. Maybe some beefier hardware may need to be considered or better brand of internals. This one fails