4LikesPowering fan for motor
03-27-2022, 01:58 PM
#2
Your receiver.
It should just plug in
It should just plug in
03-28-2022, 12:22 AM
#3
Tech Rookie
Perhaps there are some instructions or a tutorial for this? Sorry if I look too silly.
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Last edited by jamiwalker; 04-03-2022 at 11:22 PM.
03-28-2022, 04:39 AM
#4
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If you're running a race vehicle, where your servo and ESC plugs in, there is usually at least 1 extra port. The fan plugs in there in most cases. If you are running an RTR or basher type vehicle to get started, there may not be an extra port. You can tap the fan into the battery connector and run it direct. It takes more work as you'll have to solder it into the ESC side of the battery connector. A slightly better option could be a "y" harness on your servo or ESC connection to the receiver.
03-28-2022, 08:27 AM
#6
03-28-2022, 10:38 AM
#7
There is no standard
1) If Rx has an extra port you can use that, or use a Y-harness to share the same port that is powering your transponder
2) Some ESC's have a programmer port which can also be used
3) Some people wire directly to the bullets so when they plug in their ESC the fan turns on instantly, many racers prefer this method so they can turn off their ESC/Radio after a race and allow the fan to continue cooling the motor while they are marshaling
the possibilities are endless
1) If Rx has an extra port you can use that, or use a Y-harness to share the same port that is powering your transponder
2) Some ESC's have a programmer port which can also be used
3) Some people wire directly to the bullets so when they plug in their ESC the fan turns on instantly, many racers prefer this method so they can turn off their ESC/Radio after a race and allow the fan to continue cooling the motor while they are marshaling
the possibilities are endless
03-28-2022, 01:25 PM
#8
There is no standard
1) If Rx has an extra port you can use that, or use a Y-harness to share the same port that is powering your transponder
2) Some ESC's have a programmer port which can also be used
3) Some people wire directly to the bullets so when they plug in their ESC the fan turns on instantly, many racers prefer this method so they can turn off their ESC/Radio after a race and allow the fan to continue cooling the motor while they are marshaling
the possibilities are endless
1) If Rx has an extra port you can use that, or use a Y-harness to share the same port that is powering your transponder
2) Some ESC's have a programmer port which can also be used
3) Some people wire directly to the bullets so when they plug in their ESC the fan turns on instantly, many racers prefer this method so they can turn off their ESC/Radio after a race and allow the fan to continue cooling the motor while they are marshaling
the possibilities are endless
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