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Sidewinder Micro ESC - 06.26.2009, 11:21 AM

Hello , I have a mini REVO and I was wondering how many amps the Sidewinder micro can handle as I want too put it in my truck . Some other people have tested the stock VXL system and they were getting peaks of over 50 amps .
   
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06.26.2009, 11:41 AM

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Hello , I have a mini REVO and I was wondering how many amps the Sidewinder micro can handle as I want too put it in my truck . Some other people have tested the stock VXL system and they were getting peaks of over 50 amps .
The Sidewinder micro can handle about 30A continuous, and peaks of about 50-60A.


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06.26.2009, 11:54 AM

Hmm, looks like I will have too give it a shot then !
   
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06.26.2009, 11:59 AM

i will no afraid to put this little beast in the mini revo just gear it suitably


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06.26.2009, 11:58 AM

Bashem, what battery chemistry and voltage were those peaks recorded at? Using equivalent voltage quality lipos will probably cause current to peak a bit higher since there will be a little less voltage drop than NiMHs.

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06.26.2009, 12:29 PM

Personally I'd use a regular S/W...
   
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Personally I'd use a regular S/W...
me too its shoold be more safe and not a lot expencive..


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06.26.2009, 07:05 PM

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Personally I'd use a regular S/W...
I'm about to do just that. My Sidewinder should be here tomorrow or Monday. It shouldn't even break a sweat on the 380 motor in there...until I bypass the internal BEC and run it on 4S for a few speed runs.
   
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06.26.2009, 12:36 PM

The Mamba Max is compact enough to fit nicely. I imagine the MM would be enough to push the mini to 100 or so The Micro Pro or 1/10th SideWinder would be great alternatives to the stock ESC IMO.


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06.26.2009, 05:06 PM

Well I had the Sidewinder micro sitting around and I wanted to see if it could handle 3s in the mini REVO with the stock gearing , I did run it and it was better than the stocker BUT it did hit the thermal cutoff on 3s so I might have to look elsewhere ....
   
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06.26.2009, 05:14 PM

1/10 SW is good


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06.26.2009, 05:19 PM

Kinda big though , I am thinking maybe a Mamba Pro when they are released , that pic that shows it next too a quarter is sweet , nice and small and will take the power ...
   
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06.26.2009, 05:21 PM

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Kinda big though , I am thinking maybe a Mamba Pro when they are released , that pic that shows it next too a quarter is sweet , nice and small and will take the power ...
That was only the control board -- the full Mamba Pro ESC is about the same size as the Mamba Max.


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06.26.2009, 05:23 PM

Oh , bummer , still small but if you could fit it all onto that one board that would be freaky !
   
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06.27.2009, 07:04 PM

I currently have a Mamba Max in my 1/16 E-Revo with a 1112 Neu.

Have yet to run it, need to do a few more things. I'll get pictures up when it is done though.


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