ta_man

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Yes, I asked about this on the RC-Monster forum.

pdelcast

We may have a sensor motor option in the future - - but not any time real soon.

pdelcast

The 3rd channel just plugs into an unused channel on the receiver. Setup for the third channel is done in the Link application, and typically you would set it up for use on a transmitter knob.

The ESC uses a standard 2mm header block for the sensor -- the adapter has a 2mm female header on one side, and the standard JST sensor connector on the other side.

Yes, it's possible for other radios to support the telemetry -- There is a published specification on our website.

Thanks!

Patrick

cbs007

iTrader: (11)

Any reviews of the ESC?

pdelcast

This ESC hasn't started shipping to the general public yet.

Late this month we will see the first shipments of Monster X.

pdelcast

BTW, they are now available for pre-order.

The very first units will be shipping early next week, during this limited time promo.

http://www.castlecreations.com/produ...r_x_promo.html

Thanks!

Patrick

alvinsmith75

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Apexracing

So this esc cannot operate a sensored motor with a standard sensor wire? If i have to purchase something separately, then Tekin or Hobbywing gets my money.

Shawner85

I think the standard sensor harness plugs are crap so if this is better it doesn't bother me one bit. It jsut better be reasonably priced

Apexracing

Ive never had an issue with a sensor harness. But if a adaptor is required. You think they would include it.

ta_man

iTrader: (168)

If they included it, the majority of their customers would be paying for something they would never use.

Apexracing

More people run Sensored equipment then you think, its 100x smoother for bashing and for racing. Its worth the money to have.

alvinsmith75

iTrader: (38)

I have a fun little challenge for you. When you get your hands on a Monster X, race or bash with it with the sensor wire connected for X amount of time then disconnect the sensor wire and drive it the same way. You will be pleasantly surprised with the non sensored operation. The engineers at Castle have done an amazing job with the programming both on and off sensor.

wyd

iTrader: (51)

Great looking ESC. Nice job to the Castle guys for stepping up and making this esc.

Apexracing

This would primarly go in my 1:8 e buggy. Parts of our course is tight and technical. The low end on 4s isnt very smooth with the mamba monster v3. I know the rx8 and hobbywing only use sensored for start up. But generally they have better throttle control at low speeds. I'm still on the fence on what system to get. i've race for many years but just got into 1/8 ebuggy. I've got a big race this weekend and my mamba monster and 2200 out of my emaxx will be powering my buggy. Dont get me wrong its fast and super reliable. I would just like sensored for that low speed smoothness. I'll be upgrading to a new system in a few weeks (so i can use my emaxx again lol). So i'll keep an eye on this. But sensored is primarily what im looking for. Thanks for the feedback.