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Anthrax 05-11-2010 10:21 PM

How to install Receiver and ESC
 
This is probably a really silly question

I just bought a new ESC and a new Receiver for a DB01 I just bought.

I'm completely new to building RC cars(i've only ever bought second hand) and so this is the first kit I have built.

Now the Receiver has connections for Chan 1, Chan 2 and Batt.

This new ESC(A Moped Bravo v16r) I have only has a Connection for one of the channels.

My Other car has a Tamiya ESC and it has another connection to "Batt" of the receiver.

How come this new ESC doesnt have this "Batt" connection?

locked 05-11-2010 11:00 PM


Originally Posted by Anthrax (Post 7394241)
This is probably a really silly question

I just bought a new ESC and a new Receiver for a DB01 I just bought.

I'm completely new to building RC cars(i've only ever bought second hand) and so this is the first kit I have built.

Now the Receiver has connections for Chan 1, Chan 2 and Batt.

This new ESC(A Moped Bravo v16r) I have only has a Connection for one of the channels.

My Other car has a Tamiya ESC and it has another connection to "Batt" of the receiver.

How come this new ESC doesnt have this "Batt" connection?


Battery pack plugs into the ESC (The 2 heavy gauge wires). ESC plugs into the receiver on the throttle channel (channel 1 or channel 2 on your receiver) and powers the receiver through that one plug. The batt port on the receiver is if you are running a receiver pack like you would for nitro or 1s. If you aren't using a receiver pack, you can plug a fan or a transponder into that batt port on the receiver and it will get power through it.

Anthrax 05-11-2010 11:24 PM

aweosme, exactly what I wanted to know.

Duster_360 05-12-2010 03:31 AM

Just make sure you plug the esc in with the right polarity - the neg wire usually goes to the outside of the rcvr.

Infinity 05-12-2010 03:32 AM

Normally, you would use Channel 2 for your ESC and Channel 1 for steering. For Nitro the Throttle Servo would also go to Channel 2.

Anthrax 05-12-2010 03:21 PM

Thanks for the help guys. I was just about to ask which channels to use for the steering and ESC :lol:


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