Turnigy Trackstar 60A ESC anybody?
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Turnigy Trackstar 60A ESC anybody?
I bought a Turnigy Trackstar 60A ESC from Hobby King for my 6.1 WC. It's this one:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...Version_2.html
Anyways, I realize it is a cheap ESC. It sometimes lurches and makes buzzing noises before the car will start moving. I have already ordered an 80A ESC from Brushless Hobbies. Still, I was just curious if anybody else has ever tried one of these Turnigy Trackstar ESCs in a touring car? I am using a Trackstar 17.5T motor as well. The motor is great. I'm not real pleased with the ESC though.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...Version_2.html
Anyways, I realize it is a cheap ESC. It sometimes lurches and makes buzzing noises before the car will start moving. I have already ordered an 80A ESC from Brushless Hobbies. Still, I was just curious if anybody else has ever tried one of these Turnigy Trackstar ESCs in a touring car? I am using a Trackstar 17.5T motor as well. The motor is great. I'm not real pleased with the ESC though.
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I bought a Turnigy Trackstar 60A ESC from Hobby King for my 6.1 WC. It's this one:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...Version_2.html
Anyways, I realize it is a cheap ESC. It sometimes lurches and makes buzzing noises before the car will start moving. I have already ordered an 80A ESC from Brushless Hobbies. Still, I was just curious if anybody else has ever tried one of these Turnigy Trackstar ESCs in a touring car? I am using a Trackstar 17.5T motor as well. The motor is great. I'm not real pleased with the ESC though.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...Version_2.html
Anyways, I realize it is a cheap ESC. It sometimes lurches and makes buzzing noises before the car will start moving. I have already ordered an 80A ESC from Brushless Hobbies. Still, I was just curious if anybody else has ever tried one of these Turnigy Trackstar ESCs in a touring car? I am using a Trackstar 17.5T motor as well. The motor is great. I'm not real pleased with the ESC though.
Motor Type: Sensorless Brushless
As for Brushless hobbies esc, you may want to read this thread.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/radio-el...lp-needed.html
If you're after an in expensive, reliable and well supported sensored esc you might want to check out a Hobbywing 60amp Xtreme Stock.
http://www.rcmart.com/hobbywing-xtre...e-p-33411.html
The 2 in 1 LCD programing box for it in an additional $25 but then you can hook it up to your pc/laptop & fine tune it even more.
Cheers
Rob.
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Well, I wish I had seen that before. I decided on the Brushless Hobbies one after talking to stan via E-mail. He's been great so far. E-mails me back right away. I grew up in Oklahoma City, which is where his shop is. My ESC should be here tomorrow, hopefully. I'll give it a shot. If not, I'll just suck it up and buy a Tekin or something from my LHS. I always wind up spending a lot more money when I try to save a few bucks. You think I'd learn by now.
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Well, I wish I had seen that before. I decided on the Brushless Hobbies one after talking to stan via E-mail. He's been great so far. E-mails me back right away. I grew up in Oklahoma City, which is where his shop is. My ESC should be here tomorrow, hopefully. I'll give it a shot. If not, I'll just suck it up and buy a Tekin or something from my LHS. I always wind up spending a lot more money when I try to save a few bucks. You think I'd learn by now.
Hopefully the Brushless Hobbies one will work out for you. If not the Tekin although more expensive is a solid and reliable esc, and has great support in the US.
Cheers
Rob.
#5
I got my Brushless Hobbies ESC installed. It works great! I haven't had any problems at all. Of course, I haven't had a chance to really open it up, but it's super easy to program. I don't have the cogging issue anymore either now that I have a sensored ESC in there. Friday night is my first TC race. It will be the true test for this ESC.