was looking at this for my mono build anyone have any luck with them, they are in stock in the us is why i am asking
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was looking at this for my mono build anyone have any luck with them, they are in stock in the us is why i am asking
I have 2 of them in my 4S twin cat and perform well and a snap to program with the included program card.
Mine aren't under much stress so for mono just be sure it can support the amps that your set up will draw.
http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store..._Boat_ESC.html
- good esc. Rebranded Hobbywing Seaking
http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store...ooled_ESC.html
- Have one wouldn't buy another, firmware sucks regarding full throttle on some radios. It is a rebranded Swordfish esc. I also find that it seems more like a switch than a speed control, like it only has slow, medium and full throttle. Some also have a serious lag when you let off the throttle, takes a second or so for the esc to respond, not good in an emergency situation, a boat can cover a lot of water in a second! Mine doesn't do this but a buddies seems to....
http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store...ming_Card.html
- Wouldn't buy this one at all. LVC voltages are too low a 3v per cell, no idea what the burst current is, big steps in the timing. To put is bluntly this is just a car esc with water cooling, whole bunch or programming options for cars that have no use in a boat.
Get a seaking 120 or seaking 180 if you have room. I have a seaking 60, 120 and 180 and they are all stellar esc's.
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...eaking-120a-v3
if u aren't in a hurry the Asian wharehouse has turngy 120 on stock I have a bunch of em in all my 4s boats and never had a problem
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Originally Posted by siberianhusky
i ordered the 120 everyone said just now