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07.09.2009, 08:05 PM

lol, nice write up. I guess what im wanting to know is how this is going to help me? I have been toying with getting a tekin system for my custom truggy im building. What will a sensored system do that a sensorless wont? I like the looks of the new tekin RX8 stuff with a 2250kv Truggy motor. So why and when would i run it sensorless or sensored modes.


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07.09.2009, 10:33 PM

sensors allow the esc to sense the motors rotor position, and can deliver power accordingly to reduce cogging. Cogging use to be a major problem but todays software revisions have pretty much eliminated cogging.

Some people will swear to you sensored systems are smoother. These are usually racers who know their cars so well they can feel if a fly landed on it from the drivers stand.

There aren't situations where you would use sensored or sensorless. If your motor and esc support sensors you use them. If one or both don't support sensors you don't use them.

edit: also- more wire=more resistance


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