Is Tekin FX Pro ESC any good?
#1
Is Tekin FX Pro ESC any good?
Hi all,
I'm new to EP and am looking to purchase a Tekin FX Pro for use with my Tamiya Speed Tuned motor (brushed) and Tamiya M05; because M-Chassis races are restricted to Speed Tuned motors where I'm at so the only significant difference will be the ESC choice.
Can someone out there share their experience, i.e. whether its a good ESC, e.g. compared to LRP Quantum 3 or other brand brushed ESCs?
Any recommendations which ESC is best to use?
Thx in advance!!
I'm new to EP and am looking to purchase a Tekin FX Pro for use with my Tamiya Speed Tuned motor (brushed) and Tamiya M05; because M-Chassis races are restricted to Speed Tuned motors where I'm at so the only significant difference will be the ESC choice.
Can someone out there share their experience, i.e. whether its a good ESC, e.g. compared to LRP Quantum 3 or other brand brushed ESCs?
Any recommendations which ESC is best to use?
Thx in advance!!
#2
the tekin RS pro would be my choice in brushed motors...
Alex
Alex
#3
The FX Pro speedy is an excellent brushed speed controller due to its size and features for specifically brushed motors.
I have had several in the past in different cars and worked faultlessly
I have had several in the past in different cars and worked faultlessly
#4
I'm currently using one in my ABC Genetic hooked up to a silver can. I bought this primarily because it has a lipo cutoff. Not many brushed speedos have this feature. I dynoed my silver can connected to the FX and a novak GTX. The FX gave me about 300 more RPMs. I know that's not much but I don't think you can get much out of a silver can just by replacing your speedo. Just sharing my personal experience.
#6
or RX-R Pro Free shipping !
#8
FX (not FX Pro) for sale NIB!
Hi,
Got a Tekin FX (not pro) brand new sealed in box if you're interested. Excellent esc wouldn't spend the extra money on a pro unless you're gonna run some hot brushed motors. PM me. Thanks.
Got a Tekin FX (not pro) brand new sealed in box if you're interested. Excellent esc wouldn't spend the extra money on a pro unless you're gonna run some hot brushed motors. PM me. Thanks.
#9
Tech Apprentice
Hey Golem!
You better believe it, its tiny, lightweight and unbelievably easy to program and of course what you really want to know its fast!
For sports tuned motors there is no reason at all for you to run the Pro. The FX will do the job perfectly.
You’re also likely to notice decreased comm. Wear, which is helpful especially helpful in those non rebuildable motor classes
You better believe it, its tiny, lightweight and unbelievably easy to program and of course what you really want to know its fast!
For sports tuned motors there is no reason at all for you to run the Pro. The FX will do the job perfectly.
You’re also likely to notice decreased comm. Wear, which is helpful especially helpful in those non rebuildable motor classes