Schulze ESC

[nova68]

I have a Delta Force Sniper 45, I am going to run a NEU 2215/2Y on 8S2P and I need a ESC. I am looking at 3 Schulze, fut-I-32.115WK or fut-I-40.100WK or fut-I-40.160WK, Can some body help I think the fut-I-40.160WK is the best but I would like some input.

[Doby]

Its pretty bullit proof,,,but has no LVC for LiPos so you will have time your runs appropriately.

[domwilson]

You can use one of these for LVC. It goes to 12s... http://www.dimensionengineering.com/LipoShield.htm

[Fluid]

You will not regret getting the 40-160. In the future you may want to run 10S, and the 32-cell versions are risky at that voltage. Too, 100 amps is too low for your setup, a bit too much prop and you may have toast. The resale on the 40-160 is also very good, the others not so much.




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[nova68]

schulze ESC

Will I have a problem with 2.4GHz set up?

[Doby]

No.

[RaceMechaniX]

There is also the 32.200. If you are never going to run 10S, that might be the better option.

The 40.160 is a workhorse though, can't go wrong there.

Tyler

[Fluid]

Will I have a problem with 2.4GHz set up?

No.

Actually you might. The 40-160 and 32-170 (at least) do not run with the HRS mode offered in the FASST system. They work great with the FASST's PPM mode however.




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[RaceMechaniX]

I believe the new versions are OK with HRS mode, after reading the instructions it appears they work with HRS mode:
From the Future instructions:

Pulse times Allowed range: 0.8 ms ... 2.5 ms
Cycle time: 4 ms (HRS mode) ... 30 ms

[nova68]

Were is the best place to by a Schulze ? And do I need to program it for any thing or buy a program card ?

[RaceMechaniX]

I recently just bought mine from Icare RC

http://www.icare-rc.com/motor_controls_brushless.htm

For the water cooled esc's you can purchase the USB ADAPT UNI which allows you to change programming options.

http://www.schulze-elektronik-gmbh.com/index_uk.htm