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The Brooklynite 05-11-2013 08:33 PM

Question
 
I am looking for some of the best and smallest ESC's for my Mini. Can you please recommend a few? Thanks.

meno1103 05-12-2013 05:45 AM


Originally Posted by The Brooklynite (Post 12142156)
I am looking for some of the best and smallest ESC's for my Mini. Can you please recommend a few? Thanks.

What mini? What motor will you be running? Batt, 2s,3s,nimh? Racing at a track or street/bash?

The Brooklynite 05-12-2013 07:16 PM

Tamiya m05 using silver can motor. I do race both outdoors and indoors. Im using lipo 2 to 3 s. IM curently using stock esc but i want a smaller but better one.

bowl806 05-13-2013 08:09 PM

I used to run Mini m03 and I set it up w/Castle 7700, 2 cell 4000, GRP foams, TRF shocks, 50 wt., bearings, different springs ft/rear and the thing was a rocket ship! 45-50 mph easy.

freaksofnature 05-18-2013 09:28 AM

anything by castle or tekin. both are fully adjustable via your computer. i favor castle more just because its easyer to program with a computer

jnslprd 05-18-2013 12:13 PM

lrp quantum competition 2

blis 05-18-2013 04:47 PM


Originally Posted by The Brooklynite (Post 12142156)
I am looking for some of the best and smallest ESC's for my Mini. Can you please recommend a few? Thanks.

There are many, Savox, AceRC, Futaba, JR. Buy the best servo you can afford.
Buying a cheaper one first only wastes $$ because you will have to buy another.

Factors are usually:
  • Motor quality
  • Metal Gears
  • Bearings
  • Torque
  • Speed
  • Weight

Be sure to buy a servo horn to match and ensure the connector is wired the correct way.

freaksofnature 05-18-2013 06:39 PM


Originally Posted by blis (Post 12166069)
There are many, Savox, AceRC, Futaba, JR. Buy the best servo you can afford.
Buying a cheaper one first only wastes $$ because you will have to buy another.

Factors are usually:
  • Motor quality
  • Metal Gears
  • Bearings
  • Torque
  • Speed
  • Weight

Be sure to buy a servo horn to match and ensure the connector is wired the correct way.

you misunderstood his question he is looking for a esc not servo

blis 05-19-2013 02:30 AM


Originally Posted by freaksofnature (Post 12166381)
you misunderstood his question he is looking for a esc not servo

Ooops... you're right!!

NaqibRahman 05-27-2013 04:59 AM

Hey Guys, I have been having some issues with my HPI Savage 4.6.

1 - No Fuel Pump Response. The server works perfectly fine, but when I throttle the linkage can not pull the fuel pump back to allow fuel in. I was wondering if you guys know any quick fix? The throttle linkage works fine.

2 - No Braking. When I start my car, it automatically starts to run without no throttle. When I try to brake the car shuts down.

mkiiina 05-27-2013 09:17 AM

wrong thread... check over in the monster truck or nitro offroad forum

to the op. the tekin rs gen2 would be a great choice

Team G Racing 05-27-2013 12:52 PM

Hacker Tensor 10 ESC is very smooth.

TOM MAR 05-27-2013 02:10 PM


Originally Posted by jnslprd (Post 12165589)
lrp quantum competition 2

Best brushed esc out there, although it is not recommended for more than 8 cell Nimh or 9.6 volts max.


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