I'm sure once they get the Montster 2 out the door they will start working on the MMP2.

I wonder why everyone is doing waterproof stuff now, I don't mind the extra feature but until you get waterproof bearings isn't the concept a little absurd?

I say that knowing full well my brother clipped a puddle, splashed a drop of water and killed a Futaba 330 ESC.

Yep. Although the hobbywing Xeruns 150a are supposedly "water resistant" (says in the manual), I have never have one shorted out yet, been running through puddles too.

because you can run a bearing through some water, if its rubber sealed, a good bit of water, and not ruin them. If even a drop of water hits a un-protected circut board, it can fry it.

what about stainless bearings?

A waterproof Sidewinder I have one HAHA.! But it would be nice to have one with a warranty.!!! So I could let the PlasTI-Dip dry up cause I'd never have to use it again.!!! ;}

Nice, hopefully BEC is changed out to. A waterproof MMM, I like the sound of that.

Great news, because they are too sensitive! Mine just got slightly wet last week and died

Wonder how much more expensive it will be...

Waterproofing the ESC is easy, it's the fan that is hard. Either you skip the fan completely like traxxas does with their waterproof speed controls or you stick some short-protection circuitry on the fan output and use a fan that can handle a little moisture and hope people don't really dunk it, because no fan will handle that for long. I'll be interested to see which way they go with this.

This is actually great news. We have never had an issue with any of our castle esc's. Great to hear...

there are plenty of waterproof fans on the market, even for computers, which is quite ridiculous if you ask me, well the ones I saw had led lights, so they where not meant for industrial use.
I always though the fans break because of pebbles/stones knocking off the blades.