I can confirm, the Flipsky 200A works.
I have no clue, how a Vesc really works, and how it does its magic and measures the correct settings for the motor, but it is amazing.
I have tested the Flipsky. It is shipped with an older FW.
I swapped my flier against the Vesc, plugged in the Metr.at Pro dongle (stripped unneccesairy 3 cable), started Vesc-tool App, and did successfully do FW Update and went through the Motor and Input wizzards.
Adjusting Motor Current to 130A, Battery Current to 80A, lowered the temperatures settings 10° and thats it.
I have a temperature switch 40°C attached to the housing. Cooling turns in about 15% of the time. (0,5min on, 3,5min off) No thermal issues so far.
I guess with 100% time cooling, it would stay way cooler and/or could handle much more current without thermal issues.
Can it handle 200A? No clue.
What ever, i can confirm, this Vesc works with 80100 and my setup flawless.
For me its a nobrainer. 180€/200USD and you get a easy to use/cool Vesc with the ability to connect a metr.at.
With plenty of safty Features, waterproof housing it should be as indestructable as the Flier. No burnt ESC anymore.
As long i do not know, how this Vesc ist build, i dont go over 150A motorcurrent and i should be on the safe side for the Hardware.
By the way: FOC is so silent
And the Flier cooling was needed about 75% of time, this vesc cooling 15% time pump on seems to be enough.
Anyway, i dont think you can use this one passiv cooled.
The downside of this Vesc: Batterycables are Double 8AWG, thats more than enough, but:
Motor cables only AWG10.
If you want to push your Limits in riding, go for the 75/300, for relaxed and cheap cruising with 25kph go for the Flipsky and a 63100 or 80100
The 63100 is more efficiant at speeds below 30kmh. Above 30kmh the 80100 seems to be better. But its also a matter of the Prop