Sanwa Pro Gen 2 Vortex
#17
So much for this esc, it puffed on me the moment I turned the power on. I am just staying with their radios from now on, I can't afford problems like this. Hooked the Tekin RSX back up and no issues, lesson learned.
#19
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#23
I do not use the included wire. The Sanwa wire, I just don't like and don't use. It doesn't take solder well. I also prefer lower temperature solder than pretty much all OEM, so I get that stuff off and redo everything most of the time.
#24
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So the reedy wire I got was a good idea then ha. Dumb luck.
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#28
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Just a small update for this thread...
My ESC is installed and working. Soldering was a bit of a pain for me but my local hobby shop had no issues. I would say its pretty stout if it could handle my hamfisting haha.
I have not tried the code 10 out but its on and my servo and ESC are both set for SSR. This is my first rc car in 10+ years so I have no back to back comparison to talk about speed but so far so good
My reedy 10.5 does not output temp data to the esc so thats a bummer. No clue what motors do that...
My ESC is installed and working. Soldering was a bit of a pain for me but my local hobby shop had no issues. I would say its pretty stout if it could handle my hamfisting haha.
I have not tried the code 10 out but its on and my servo and ESC are both set for SSR. This is my first rc car in 10+ years so I have no back to back comparison to talk about speed but so far so good

My reedy 10.5 does not output temp data to the esc so thats a bummer. No clue what motors do that...



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