Hobbywing 150A Ezrun esc review - RC-Monster Forums

truggyracer1 · 06.10.2010, 01:46 PM

get about 15 minutes out of it 20 is pushing it i race it and mess around with it in y back yard not heavy bashing but i put the combo to the test a few days ago i forgot to bring y temp guage outside though with the fan directly on the motor i could put my hand on the case not overly hot ad i did a few speed runs no issues wasn't sure if i should bump the timig up i'm really happy with it right now! used to be 13/66 gearing i still have the 66 tooth spur think i should go back to that i'm using buggy gearing like to mention i have 12,13,and 16 tooth pinions on hand

rcbeast · 09.29.2010, 02:01 PM

i have seen that some people have had problems with these esc's but i can not tell if it is just a bad set or if it is all of them... what exactly is the problem and are these safe to buy... i need to save some money lol

09.29.2010, 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by rcbeast

i have seen that some people have had problems with these esc's but i can not tell if it is just a bad set or if it is all of them... what exactly is the problem and are these safe to buy... i need to save some money lol

I recently purchased the 80A version and so far it has been fine

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rcbeast · 09.30.2010, 02:28 PM

thanks for the reply... what truck are you using it in and how is the heat? if somone could reply about the 150amp esc that would be great thanks

superek4 · 09.30.2010, 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by rcbeast

thanks for the reply... what truck are you using it in and how is the heat? if somone could reply about the 150amp esc that would be great thanks

I race the 150amp on a x2 cr & x2 CRT temp never reach 60 degree. Super smooth & runs cool!

rcbeast · 09.30.2010, 09:01 PM

thanks for the fast reply... what motor and batteries are u runin with the 150a?

superek4 · 09.30.2010, 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by rcbeast

thanks for the fast reply... what motor and batteries are u runin with the 150a?

For my CRT it's 4274(2000kv) with 4s acorn Lipo.

For my x2 is 4168(2250kv) with 4s acorn Lipo

I m using their sensored 1/8 motors whichs not avail to the public yet. But the sensorless is super smooth already.