gansei

It had more power than Quark MK03, less size, less weight!!

Yokomo_Ant3

iTrader: (29)

Awesome. I love my MK03 but this looks even better. When will this be available?

Thanks

gansei

PLASMA II is already available in Korea.

maybe.. It will be shown at OverSea Market in sooner or later

gansei

PLASMA II SPEC:

1. input: 4~10 Ni-cd(mh), 2~3 Li, 2~4 LiFe

2. Motor Limit:

Pro II (120A) : no limit @ 540 class
Pro (100A) : 3.5T above @ 540 class
STX (65A) : 6.5T above @ 540 class
Mini (45A) : no limit @ 380 class

3. SCOPE:

Pro II (120A) : 1/10 onroad/offroad, 1/12
Pro (100A) : 1/10 onroad/stock racing, 1/12
STX (65A) : 1/10 offroad, 1/12,1/18 (Drift)
Mini (45A) : 1/16,1/18

4. BEC:

120A: 5.8V/4A @ 6cell Nicd (Linear type)
100/65/45 A: 5.8V/2.5A @ 6cell Nicd (Linear type)

5. Availible Motor: Censored/Censorelss/ IN/OUT runner/ DC

6. PWM frequency: 4~8 KHz/8~16KHz auto conversion

7. FailSafe: electric wave disturbance/ low voltage / temperature cut

8. timing: Low/Med/High/TURBO (programmable)

9. motor check: short/open check

10. Cooling Fan control: AUTO(Above 40˚) or SWITCH ON (PRO II)
SWITCH ON (Pro/STX/Mini)

11. Motor Test: Motor rotation Test without transmitter.

12. Traction: 0~100% control response speed (1% step)

13. break: 0~199%, 1% step

14. auto break: 0~199%, 1% step

15. reverse rotation: Available

16. size/weight:

PRO II 33X33X18(28 with Fan)m/m (37.6 gram)
PRO 33X28X18(28 with Fan)m/m (32.5 gram)
STX 33X28X15m/m (23.7 gram)
Mini 33X28X15m/m (22.3 gram)









heat sink color:

Besercoe

iTrader: (9)

Speedie looks awesome.
Too bad for all the internal issues they are having, their top driver still has not even seen one, and they are on sale already???????

gansei

some oversea test driver finished Plasma ESC test.

it is on sale in korea.. and it will be on sale in wordwide market.

Top Driver want Big money for using ESC.

so... it is not easy to scout TOP Driver.

trailranger

I am glad Quark is making use of my Connector Design.



My initial design dates back to first documented email to Novak on Nov 1, 2005. Since then I posted the Idea on Tekin's web forum.

http://forum.teamtekin.com/phpbb3/vi...php?f=9&t=1766

I don't know how patent laws read, but if I was the original inventor of the idea I guess no one else could patent the idea since by law, they have to be the inventor and the idea was publicly disclosed.

RCSteve93

iTrader: (11)

You snooze, you loose.

RCSteve93

iTrader: (11)

By the way, is this sensored?

gansei

No.. It is Sensoreless ESC..

But it is more softer than other Sensored ESC.

Besercoe

iTrader: (9)

Your missing my point, Simon Nicholson from Australia drives for Quark, finished 16th at the TC Worlds, but has not received a new speedie in proto or comleted sense, but now the veggies from Quark have already launched it for retail sale, how does that make sense?

gansei

there are some issue about this prasma ESC.

But i can not open this issue.

you will see this product in word market in soon.

trailranger

HA, more like do nothing and loose nothing. Do something and be deeper in debt.

The patent process with the commercial grade prototypes would cost well over $10,000 to Design, Refine, Define by Lawyers, submit expensive applications to the USPTO then try to market the license to the design. From personal experience with friends, the patent process can cost sometimes into the six figure range for an idea. I figured it was best to let the racers have something cool and functional and posted the idea.

I do have a patent in progress to improve the differential used in our cars. I figured I could pay back my patent cost with that idea. So in about 2 years, some great things are coming!

bkspeedo

iTrader: (5)

Why would any company make a Sensorless only ESC. I have yet to see a Sensorless ESC that works well on start-up with 13.5 -21.5 motors which is the majority of the race community. Unless Quark wants to cater specifically to the Pro racer running Mod.

Tekin made this mistake when they released the R1\R1-PRO. Which they promptly replaced with the RS\RS-PRO.

Kevin K

iTrader: (32)

Then I guess CS Electronics could come after you too.....lol. The CS Rocket line of ESC's in the late 90's had this very thing you are talking about. So its been out there for ohhh about 10 years now. Nothing new or earth shattering.....I just dont know why more companies dont use this system???