Help identifying This ESC
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Need help identifying this brushed LRP esc.
I am trying to build back my old buggy back to the way I raced it years back.


I am trying to build back my old buggy back to the way I raced it years back.


Last edited by hillbillyrcer; 01-30-2024 at 05:40 AM.
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And what exactly is your plan if someone could identify the exact model (not very likely, TBH)? It's probably long out of production by now and not sitting on many shelves in any shops either. Would a modern brushed ESC not work as well?
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gonna try and find one. 🤷🏻♂️ I know that they are not in production anymore
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Prrrfff... nostalgia before functionality.....
Once on a Dutch forum a guy was restoring an old Tamiya and was searching for exact the same capacitors with the exact printed numbers that were soldered on the original motor he had pics of. Any difference was not good, good luck with finding one with the right date stamp.
Once on a Dutch forum a guy was restoring an old Tamiya and was searching for exact the same capacitors with the exact printed numbers that were soldered on the original motor he had pics of. Any difference was not good, good luck with finding one with the right date stamp.
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LRP Quantum Pro Sport. I had one way back. Picked it up pretty cheap. I can't remember if it was late 90's or early 2000. Either way, I quickly swapped it out for a Tekin. It worked great, but I was a Tekin fan.
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It was a good ESC. I bought it for $75 and sold it for $85, if I remember right. I then purchased a Tekin G10 Pro.
What buggy are you fixing up?



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