not a unit like that, its built into the mosfet, the info is accessible vis bluetooth
That info is pointless to have live while you are being shot at.
Handy when setting up your AEG but even then 100% only for stats, it means very little for the extra spend to get it.
I’d put the money to a build with a brushless motor instead, then the amp draw, temperature etc mean even less as it’s that much more efficient.
Yes it’s cool to know, but it is really only handy if you are trying to squeeze maximum battery efficiency or a build that is mental and running on the edge of destruction anyway.
My old DSG with 30k warhead, 16:1 gear and an m170 spring doing 46rps 330fps drew 5amps in full auto, and 11amps startup. So low for such wild that that stats don’t matter to know on the fly, nothing was getting hot.
My two cents.
But I am the first person to say if you want the shiny thing then why not!
At 5A/11A respectively, that’s the sign of a bloody awesome setup.
Could almost use an old upgraded Gen8 trigger switch on that puppy! 
Its mostly for half charged batteries knowing how many shots i have left and for ammo counters for the gels.
Fill the mags up full and you should have a semi consistent mag and ammo count. I think its cool but it is very unnecessary.
Might help with multipul builds if they have a titan or gate also, maybe even find out how much power a motor uses for different power springs
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