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Old 01-04-2008, 08:45 AM
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Is anyone here using this ESC? I would like to try as it is very cheap. I'd like to use it with an Orion 4800 Li-Po and an Orion Vortex 6,5 in a B4.
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Originally Posted by potloodslijper
Is anyone here using this ESC? I would like to try as it is very cheap. I'd like to use it with an Orion 4800 Li-Po and an Orion Vortex 6,5 in a B4.
I dont much about them other than what I have read. I think that I would pony up and get the real deal esc (LRP, Novak, maybe Tekin or mamba if you want sensorless) thats my opinion. I dont care for sensorless though. But it sounds as though you have good equipment, so I wouldnt skimp on the esc
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I'm not sure it's even out yet.
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I dont much about them other than what I have read. I think that I would pony up and get the real deal esc (LRP, Novak, maybe Tekin or mamba if you want sensorless) thats my opinion. I dont care for sensorless though. But it sounds as though you have good equipment, so I wouldnt skimp on the esc
I already have a LRP TC for my TRF501X, but I wanted to know if the Losi is good enough, and if it can handle the Orion 4800 and Orion 6,5. If the Losi is good enough, I'll try that first because it is by far the cheapest.
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I have seen it in action and its super fast and not getting hot. We have several Team Losi factory guys running it and its impressive.
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I have seen it in action and its super fast and not getting hot. We have several Team Losi factory guys running it and its impressive.
Thank you, maybe I can try it then. I just want to try a non-LRP and non-Novak ESC, like the Losi or Speed Passion.
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Kinda looks exactly like a Traxxas Velineon system to me, not that thats a bad thing
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Originally Posted by lbckevin
I have seen it in action and its super fast and not getting hot. We have several Team Losi factory guys running it and its impressive.
are you talking about the sensored system or the sensorless one these guys are?
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Can this be used with a 4cell for pan car??
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Originally Posted by steve crane
Can this be used with a 4cell for pan car??
yes it can you might have to remove the fan though in my 12 scale i took the fan and heatsink off and made a flat plate to cover it back up hope this helps
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Locals here in Canada have good experiences with the sensored one running stock motors in 30 degrees celsius without even needng the fan. I'll be getting one once I start racing electric buggys.
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Originally Posted by Matt Howard
are you talking about the sensored system or the sensorless one these guys are?

Matt - can you post a link to the losi sensord speedo?

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Originally Posted by Fastforward
Matt - can you post a link to the losi sensord speedo?

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http://www.losi.com/Electronics/Motors_ESCs.aspx That was hard to find.
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Originally Posted by Yeti35
Thanks for the link, I couldn't find it on the Losi site or anywhere else.
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