Hobbywing ESC's
#754
Tech Master
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Looking at getting my first 1/8 scale buggy(Durango DEX408). The world of the larger ESC and motors is new to me. Looking at the Xerun ESCs should I just go with the 150a to make sure I have everything I need? I will be racing on a good sized outdoor track running 4s against nitro and other electric buggies. I have been looking at getting the Xerun 15a combo with the 1800 or 2250 sensored motor. I want something very reliable. nothing worse then the car not working right when you turn it on.
Here is a video of the track with its new layout for the summer:
Thanks for the help.
Here is a video of the track with its new layout for the summer:
+ YouTube Video | |
Thanks for the help.
#756
Tech Master
iTrader: (40)
Looking at getting my first 1/8 scale buggy(Durango DEX408). The world of the larger ESC and motors is new to me. Looking at the Xerun ESCs should I just go with the 150a to make sure I have everything I need? I will be racing on a good sized outdoor track running 4s against nitro and other electric buggies. I have been looking at getting the Xerun 15a combo with the 1800 or 2250 sensored motor. I want something very reliable. nothing worse then the car not working right when you turn it on.
Here is a video of the track with its new layout for the summer:
Thanks for the help.
Here is a video of the track with its new layout for the summer:
+ YouTube Video | |
Thanks for the help.
#758
If it's a sensored motor unplug the sensor wire. For some reason u have to unplug the sensor wire to use the LCD box. Or if ur using an external BEC, plug the red wire back in to so u can change settings. Then set
it up per normal. I like the way u hook up the box thru the fan power supply on the SCT Pro ESC,
u just have to make up a servo wire with 2 males.
#759
HW Xerun 150A with a Tekin 1900kv motor is a popular combo.
Or the Xerun 150A with the 2000kv motor. When selecting ur
servo just don't go over board (over 220oz) or you will need to
install an external BEC.
#760
Tech Master
iTrader: (40)
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If it's a sensored motor unplug the sensor wire. For some reason u have to unplug the sensor wire to use the LCD box. Or if ur using an external BEC, plug the red wire back in to so u can change settings. Then set
it up per normal. I like the way u hook up the box thru the fan power supply on the SCT Pro ESC,
u just have to make up a servo wire with 2 males.
If it's a sensored motor unplug the sensor wire. For some reason u have to unplug the sensor wire to use the LCD box. Or if ur using an external BEC, plug the red wire back in to so u can change settings. Then set
it up per normal. I like the way u hook up the box thru the fan power supply on the SCT Pro ESC,
u just have to make up a servo wire with 2 males.
#761
You would be best to get the sct pro esc as it can run in sensored or non sensored as the d3 motors are sensored . I run one in my desc410r . Great esc for the price
#762
i have a HobbyWing JS3 Sensored Brushless Car Combo w/ Justock 45A ESC + XERUN-11.5T 3000kv Sensored Motor for 1/10 & 1/12 Off-Road for sale never used in a car i did open that box and started to put it together never finished because I ended getting the one i have to work selling for $100, pm me if interested. thanks ben