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nice!!!!!im waiting....anyway we dont really know when the v3 come out....:yes:i have a 35amps version (similar to your esc,case,wire)and work great!!!!!the 200amps should do the same.... |
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right this is a ezrun unit!!!!!....so the ezrun line esc stop to 120amps max amps
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Did you tried run your Sensored/Sensorles ESC with 4 pole motor, Its interesting how it runs... I have MedUSA motor and think to use ESC with that motor. And second question about Ez-Run Line ESC's, do you know how Arthur will mod your 60amp ESC? Improove cooling and some caps or he will stack to parralel two FET boards? I have 60amp Ez-Run ESC too, but afraid to use it on buggy conversion yet. If he stack fet boards maybe I will do same, buy one Ez-Rune ESC additionaly. But wants to see how he do that... |
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He'll improve cooling. I asked him if we could add anoter FET boards and he said it wouldn't be needed. One of my driver used the 60A in his ZX5 with out any issues (it's 1/10th scale though and the 60A might not have the grunt to run the 1/8 scale conversions), but he used the motr that came with the system. All I know is that the eZRun line can drive 4 and 6 pole motors with no problem. Just make sure you set the right timing. I'm running the 35A version in my Recoil with my own 4 pole 6000Kv motor, but the motor is only 24mm in diameter. I ran the 60A with my Mega ACn16/15/1 (9200Kv) and it was fantastic. I'm also going to try the eZRun 35A with my own 7500 and 9000Kv 4 pole motor. |
I have tested Ezrun 60A esc too on 4S with UBEC and with my 4Pole MedUSA Motor, and it ran fine on my HPI Sprint 2, smooth and powerful. But Not tested yet on 1/8 buggy. Maybe I will do that soon.
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What brand are the 1.5 and 2.5 hv motors ?
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Keep us informed of how your 200amp esc goes on the weekend on 4s .For the 2s speed car which esc would be better suited , your 120amp or the 200amp ? |
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