Brushless ESCs Question
#1
I am looking for a Brushless ESC that can control brushed motors (just in case) that can also program the throttle so i can bring it down to some percentage of the max if need be. The Sidewinder ESC for Castle creations seems to have this adjustment for reverse but i cant tell if you can adjust the forward throttle.
Does anyone run a sidewinder and if so is can you program throttle reduction into it?

What other ESC options do i have out there that can accomplish what i am looking for?
Does anyone run a sidewinder and if so is can you program throttle reduction into it?


What other ESC options do i have out there that can accomplish what i am looking for?
#3
Most controllers let you reduce "punch" which usually is an amp limiter. As far as actual speed reduction you do it with the EPA on your radio. The reason most people prefer to get the appropriate motor for whatever racing they might be doing is that dialing back throttle EPA tends to alter the powerband of the motor.
Start with an 8.5 Novak or LRP in your 4wd--you will not regret it. Its not overly fast but still has PLENTY of rip. I suppose the equivalent Mamba would be around a 4600 if you want to go that route.
Start with an 8.5 Novak or LRP in your 4wd--you will not regret it. Its not overly fast but still has PLENTY of rip. I suppose the equivalent Mamba would be around a 4600 if you want to go that route.
#4
Thanks.
What is the negative effect on performance once the motor powerband is altered?
Most controllers let you reduce "punch" which usually is an amp limiter. As far as actual speed reduction you do it with the EPA on your radio. The reason most people prefer to get the appropriate motor for whatever racing they might be doing is that dialing back throttle EPA tends to alter the powerband of the motor.
Start with an 8.5 Novak or LRP in your 4wd--you will not regret it. Its not overly fast but still has PLENTY of rip. I suppose the equivalent Mamba would be around a 4600 if you want to go that route.
Start with an 8.5 Novak or LRP in your 4wd--you will not regret it. Its not overly fast but still has PLENTY of rip. I suppose the equivalent Mamba would be around a 4600 if you want to go that route.




