HFX speed controller
 

Is it anygood? Is anyone use it?

Yes, they work very well.

I would put it at the best bang for the buck ESC on the market.

Features:

One Push Set-Up
Power MOSFET's for Low Power Loss
Hi-Frequency(1830Hz)
Adjustable Current Limiter
TEMPFET Circuit Protection

Operating Voltage 4.8 - 12.0 Volts
Current Limiting 20 - 120 Amps
Forward Current 300 Amps
Braking Current 100 Amps
Internal Resistance 0.00112 Ohms
BEC Output 6 volts / 5 Amps
Size L x W x H 1.6"x1.2"x 0.7" 42 x 30 x 19 mm
Motor Limit 10 Turn
Weight 1.9 ounce 53 grams

Do you have any distributors in Malaysia?

HOBBY WORLD
MALAYSIA SDN BHD 1.02&1.03 1st Floor Lmbi Plaza, Jalan Lmbi, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, West Malaysia, Kualalumpr
60-3245-3488 60-3245-1862
email : none

Hey,

just thought I'd let you know that I went to this shop today, only to find out it's no longer selling any rc/hobby related things :(

Really :eek: Thanks for the info.

Mike.

Actually,, do you have the contact info for any distributors in Thailand or Singapore? can't seem to find it on your site.

Thanks!

I have had a couple of HFX speed controls in different vehicles. I traded one away last summer and now I need a new one. I was happy to see that Tower still carries them, and you still make them.

Have they been upgraded? Regardless, I took a competitors esc out of my cart and put in a HFX. I will be getting an HFX later for my son as well.

Cmotif

The HFX is still the same. :cool:

Are they a different color now? The ones that I used to have were black, and I thought that I saw one that was red.

C

Yes, the case is red now.

http://www.hitecrcd.com/product_pict...re/427/HFX.jpg

Lovely! Not that they looked bad before, but that does look better!

C

I just got it today from Tower. It is not red but black. It is red on the cardboard box.

Also the knob on it is really wiggly like flopping around. Is that going to be OK? I have not installed it yet.

Cmotif

The black is just older stock then still in circulation with some of the shops. Other than the color, there are no differences between them.
Is the knob turning the potentiometer it is connected to? This controls the current to the motor. If it looks like there may be a problem with it, give Tower a call, or contact our customer service department so they can take care of it for you. :tire:

I don't know if it is turning the potentiometer or not. I remember them being pretty stiff, this one is wiggly and pretty slack.

Should I return it to Tower?

C