ESC Help
11-25-2013 | 07:45 PM
#1
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ESC Help
Im new to the rc world. I have a brusless motor I need a esc for, and cant figure out what to get. 
Any help is appreciated.
Motor specs:
18T
Max Current - 18A
Max Watts - 230W
Max Voltage - 12.6
KV - 4500
Any help is appreciated. Motor specs:
18T
Max Current - 18A
Max Watts - 230W
Max Voltage - 12.6
KV - 4500
11-30-2013 | 02:44 PM
#6
I have asked for help twice now. The first was about help with a Sears Lobo, and now the ESC. After 122 views, I have had no help. I was told my Lobo was not worth it, and asked if I have considered buying a hobby grade car. I asked these same questions on another forum, and had answers in 10 min. It seems to me that unless your car is a $3000.00 hobby grade, then it is just a piece of:
It is a hobby grade oriented rc forum. Many "views" are visitors that can't post.
I also think people that are new to the RC world, and to this forum, are considered a nuisance. I have seen other posts from new members go ignored as well. At the other forum I was welcomed with open arms, and told anything I need to know, just ask. Therefore yall can have your $3000.00 hobby grade RC's, and not worry about me bothering your asses with my petty questions anymore. Yall can have this:
we are not required to answer you questions, so don't go boo hooing that they have not been answered. Much of the time questions have inadequate information, in your motor question you didn't tell us the name or brand of motor. That is like saying "I need an engine for a (full size) car, it has tires, a body, a roof, and it looks cool. there are probably 20 things that would work well, and 200 that wouldn't.
Good Riddance
It is a hobby grade oriented rc forum. Many "views" are visitors that can't post.
I also think people that are new to the RC world, and to this forum, are considered a nuisance. I have seen other posts from new members go ignored as well. At the other forum I was welcomed with open arms, and told anything I need to know, just ask. Therefore yall can have your $3000.00 hobby grade RC's, and not worry about me bothering your asses with my petty questions anymore. Yall can have this:
we are not required to answer you questions, so don't go boo hooing that they have not been answered. Much of the time questions have inadequate information, in your motor question you didn't tell us the name or brand of motor. That is like saying "I need an engine for a (full size) car, it has tires, a body, a roof, and it looks cool. there are probably 20 things that would work well, and 200 that wouldn't.
Good Riddance
11-30-2013 | 04:06 PM
#8
about the esc needed, its a mini sized motor so a few mini sized escs will work, but going to a full 1/10 esc will be better. Look into the castle sidewinder esc. it would be a good match for this motor.
11-30-2013 | 04:09 PM
#9
not very many people have the funds to be able to spend 3000 on each car, and to those who do have the resources, they most likely don't, as its just not practical to have all your eggs in one basket like that. 3000 could go into making several kits (1/10 2wd) with top of the line stuff.
just FYI there.
just FYI there.
11-30-2013 | 04:51 PM
#12
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...l#post12771433
And from the now gone giant paragraph. It's implied that it is about hobby grade rc cars. Thats why they are on the front page, and all threads are related to hobby grade rc. So I would expect answers about non hobby grade to not be as good, as say, an old toy forum.
And from the now gone giant paragraph. It's implied that it is about hobby grade rc cars. Thats why they are on the front page, and all threads are related to hobby grade rc. So I would expect answers about non hobby grade to not be as good, as say, an old toy forum.
12-01-2013 | 07:36 AM
#13
Gotta say I was wondering why my 10 year old grandson was laughing so hard ,then I read what he was reading . I'm not laughing now. I for one would appreciate you editing your post and cleaning it up .
I've seen threads before where people complain about not getting answers to their questions and how solo many people have looked at it. MAYBE they don't have the answer so rather than post bs they move on.
I've seen threads before where people complain about not getting answers to their questions and how solo many people have looked at it. MAYBE they don't have the answer so rather than post bs they move on.
12-01-2013 | 08:21 AM
#14
Gotta say I was wondering why my 10 year old grandson was laughing so hard ,then I read what he was reading . I'm not laughing now. I for one would appreciate you editing your post and cleaning it up .
I've seen threads before where people complain about not getting answers to their questions and how solo many people have looked at it. MAYBE they don't have the answer so rather than post bs they move on.
I've seen threads before where people complain about not getting answers to their questions and how solo many people have looked at it. MAYBE they don't have the answer so rather than post bs they move on.
