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W.T.B Brushed ESC -
11.14.2009, 02:29 PM
I am buliding my son a cralwer and I need a Brushed ESC. Does not need to be anything fancy, just the basic Forward, Reverse 6 to 9.6 volt input.
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11.14.2009, 07:18 PM
umm i gotta traxxas xl-1 ESC..
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11.14.2009, 07:25 PM
You could always use a MM/MMPro if you have a spare and configure it in brushed mode. And then later on if they want to upgrade to BL, it will be ready. ALthough for a crawler, a MMPro would be ideal since it has a sensor port.
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