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There is no better bargain ESC than the Hobbywing 10BL60 at $39. I have one and it works great.
Hobbywing Quicrun 10BL60 Sensored Brushless ESC [HWA30108000] - AMain Hobbies
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Originally Posted by josh00522 (Post 16032685)

Yeah, I think I'm just going to wait on buying anything until I visit Hoosier again and talk to them.

i race at Hoosier weekly. Popular ESCs there would be hobbywing, trinity, R1. The hobby wing stock pro is plenty fine for anything up to 13.5. The R1 stock ESC is a bit more “powerful” on paper.

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Originally Posted by bdortch (Post 16060986)

i race at Hoosier weekly. Popular ESCs there would be hobbywing, trinity, R1. The hobby wing stock pro is plenty fine for anything up to 13.5. The R1 stock ESC is a bit more “powerful” on paper.

Thread has been dead for three months, so I assume he probably already went and got an ESC. ;)

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Originally Posted by Cabledawg (Post 16034473)

So while yes, absolutely, the stats and the price are a really nice package, there's a reason why it isn't popular in racing: at least if I'm not mistaken, that ESC will not blink when set to zero boost and therefore not be legal in any stock class running blinky rules.