Which Combo is Better?
#18
the esc didnt come with wires? Esc's normally come with wires. Motors normally come with sensor cables. Some esc's come with sensor wires and motor wires. FYI, my SP sensor wire was tooo short for my B4 or tlr22 in RM config. You might need a longer one. I cant remember if the just stock comes with a sensor wire, but it definitely should have wires for the motor.
#19
the esc didnt come with wires? Esc's normally come with wires. Motors normally come with sensor cables. Some esc's come with sensor wires and motor wires. FYI, my SP sensor wire was tooo short for my B4 or tlr22 in RM config. You might need a longer one. I cant remember if the just stock comes with a sensor wire, but it definitely should have wires for the motor.
#21
Escs usually dont, sensor wites are very cheap though 😉
#24
Thanks guys! Which sensor wire would you guys recommend I get? There seems to be a bunch of sizes.
#25
what kind of car/truck?
I really like these. Well made and easy to install nicely.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/advanced...atwire&x=0&y=0
For a b4/sc10/t4 I would get the 200mm and run it through the tower
For the TLR 22/22t/22sct I would get the 175mm one.
Longer is better than shorter. And its pretty easy you use a zip tie to take up the slap in a longer flat wire. Nothing you can do if its too short.
You can take a string and run it from the motor to where the esc is, then measure the distance in mm and then maybe add 20mm flex and mounting.
I really like these. Well made and easy to install nicely.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/advanced...atwire&x=0&y=0
For a b4/sc10/t4 I would get the 200mm and run it through the tower
For the TLR 22/22t/22sct I would get the 175mm one.
Longer is better than shorter. And its pretty easy you use a zip tie to take up the slap in a longer flat wire. Nothing you can do if its too short.
You can take a string and run it from the motor to where the esc is, then measure the distance in mm and then maybe add 20mm flex and mounting.
#26
what kind of car/truck?
I really like these. Well made and easy to install nicely.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/advanced...atwire&x=0&y=0
For a b4/sc10/t4 I would get the 200mm and run it through the tower
For the TLR 22/22t/22sct I would get the 175mm one.
Longer is better than shorter. And its pretty easy you use a zip tie to take up the slap in a longer flat wire. Nothing you can do if its too short.
You can take a string and run it from the motor to where the esc is, then measure the distance in mm and then maybe add 20mm flex and mounting.
I really like these. Well made and easy to install nicely.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/advanced...atwire&x=0&y=0
For a b4/sc10/t4 I would get the 200mm and run it through the tower
For the TLR 22/22t/22sct I would get the 175mm one.
Longer is better than shorter. And its pretty easy you use a zip tie to take up the slap in a longer flat wire. Nothing you can do if its too short.
You can take a string and run it from the motor to where the esc is, then measure the distance in mm and then maybe add 20mm flex and mounting.
Thanks for the link! I'll have to see if the LHS has any of those so that I can get up and running sooner.
#28
#29
I only use heat shrink on the power connectors. 4mm/deans. No real need on the motor side. Some people say to not put the tubing on the esc posts because it prevents cooling. Others like it to prevent a possible short.
#30
Thanks guys! I'll skip the heat shrink on the there then.



Gonna be a long wait. 