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Takedown 02.07.2008 09:37 PM

This is so tempting!
 
Found this browsing ebay- http://cgi.ebay.com/ESC-100A-RC-Brus...sid=p1638.m122

Im wondering if I mod it correctly would I be able to run it on a 1/8 truck? I know that it only has certain brake proportions so what could I do?

Pedebeater 02.07.2008 10:04 PM

Somebodies gotta test it.:lol:

Takedown 02.07.2008 10:06 PM

I know right... Im almost certain it wont work though. Im pretty sure it wont handle the load I'll be applying to it.:no:

83gt 02.08.2008 07:43 AM

You could use it in something like a Revo, and retain the mechanical brakes.

brushlessboy16 02.08.2008 05:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Takedown (Post 147493)
Found this browsing ebay- http://cgi.ebay.com/ESC-100A-RC-Brus...sid=p1638.m122

Im wondering if I mod it correctly would I be able to run it on a 1/8 truck? I know that it only has certain brake proportions so what could I do?

heyyy budyyyyy....-_- you do realize that that esc is the same build as the Pulso On OSE-which you said has no potential and would not be good in a car....

suicideneil 02.08.2008 09:34 PM

Indeed, it is a forwards only thing, good for boats and planes. There are much higher spec ones available which do the same thing, and some even have proper brakes- see Lutach's Hv voltage esc thread.

lutach 02.09.2008 02:11 AM

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Originally Posted by suicideneil (Post 147872)
Indeed, it is a forwards only thing, good for boats and planes. There are much higher spec ones available which do the same thing, and some even have proper brakes- see Lutach's Hv voltage esc thread.

The engineer still needs to figure out the reverse. Everything else is working good. He even destroyed his truck testing the 60A 15S controller. He said it was too powerfull and he lost control. I'm just waiting to see what really happens.

Takedown 02.09.2008 10:27 AM

So do you think that this could possibly work...?

lutach 02.09.2008 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Takedown (Post 147950)
So do you think that this could possibly work...?

You the mechanicl brake like 83gt said and it might work. If you want other choices, look at the following:

http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...od=9920warrior
http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/s...idProduct=4691
http://www.himodel.com/electric/HiMo...100A-OPTO.html
http://www.himodel.com/electric/HiMo...e_GX-125A.html
http://www.himodel.com/electric/HiMo...200A-OPTO.html
http://www.himodel.com/electric/HiMo...d_Control.html

Takedown 02.09.2008 12:26 PM

Thanks for the extra link's Lutach! I think I've found which ESC Im getting. I love the price/adjustability options on the 120a ESC- http://www.himodel.com/electric/HiMo...d_Control.html

Now that Ive seen that, thats what I have my eyes set on.

Takedown 02.09.2008 01:05 PM

Oh great... Both of the ESC's I want from your list are out of stock.

hemiblas 02.09.2008 08:02 PM

I dont think that speed control will work. I had the 80A version of that one(mystery they called it) and on a 1/8th buggy and 10l motor geared a couple teeth lower than recommended for that setup, and it melted the shrink wrap off the esc. It lasted 2 runs and it stopped working.

lutach 02.09.2008 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by hemiblas (Post 148062)
I dont think that speed control will work. I had the 80A version of that one(mystery they called it) and on a 1/8th buggy and 10l motor geared a couple teeth lower than recommended for that setup, and it melted the shrink wrap off the esc. It lasted 2 runs and it stopped working.

I have tried a 200A controller made for boats. It worked great. People seem to like that 200A controller mentioned above and that is the reason it's always out of stock and I wouldn't compare it to the 80A mystory.


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