dmlk

Does anyone know anything about the ESC:

Keyence Zero V-Extreme 2002 Speed Control

Is it any good? How reliable is it?
Any recomendations for ESC?

Brake + Reverse
(Able to tune it how you like) Prefered

highwayman

iTrader: (2)

i have one and its pretty good, and has been quite reliable for me so far... i used it on my TC3, LOSI G+ and MR4TC-SD... and for modified and stock racing.

the number one advantage for me is its size, especially of the SD and probably for my upcoming R2 when electronics space is at a premium...

treat it as you would any other ESC, like mounting it with 2X double sided tape, being careful not to fraid the wires, etc...

another thing, it doesn't require schottky diodes... and be careful not to inter change the polarity of the wires...

rc_bam226

I've got a couple myself, I am thoroughly happy with the performance of the speedo. One you thing you have to remember when if you get one, if it is not a tub chassis, a good hit may send the speedo into setup mode because of how you mount it to be able to get to the programming buttons, on the Yok SD, I use a small lexan shield to protect the buttons. Just a thought.

Headbanger

There is no reverse on the Zero V-Extreme because racers don't need no stink'n reverse!

Fred Perkins

iTrader: (264)

Excllent speedo. I have two of them and you can get them directly through schumacher USA!

ijnek

i have 2...the normal version n the yr2002 version.the unit is the same,the oni difference is the way the wires r connected up...in the normal version,it's a hard-solder.in the yr2002 version,it's a plug type connector...
i like them...best i ever use...

STLNLST

iTrader: (32)

it is by far the best speedo that I have ever run. I thought that it would be hard to beat the TC2 but boy was I wrong.

Fred Perkins

iTrader: (264)

To correct that the european version has the connectors the usa version does not.
Here is the link to there home page
http://www.keyence.co.jp/hobby/english/hobby_top.html