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    Default New ESC For Fastech

    My fastechs esc cant go slow. It wil not go slow enough to dock.
    I was wondering if there is a more responsive esc i was thinking of the super vee 27 esc, what do you think

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    Are you sure you have a esc issue? What troubleshooting have you done? Are you using the stock radio? I would change out the radio system first imo (especially if you have another laying around) before I went to the esc.
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    Im using a DX3s with a mr3000 receiver
    I tried give it throttle until the motor spins the prop at the lowest rpm and the its goes to fast.

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    O nice radio, just bought one myself haven't used it yet though. Did it do the same with the stock radio? I'm thinking throttle calibration issue that's why I keep asking about your radio system.
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    It did the same thing with both radios, but maybe i should recalibrate the esc.

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    I would start their before shelling out money on a esc. To answer your orignal question a sv esc would technically work, but when buying a new esc I like ones with programable features. The sv esc is not programable. But for your reference here's some esc's that would work: I think the hobbywing seaking 60amp would work the best JMO.

    http://www.kintecracing.com/Electrical.html (all you need is about a 60amp esc)

    http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbyking/s...hless_Boat_ESC

    http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbyking/s...ter_Cooled_ESC

    http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbyking/s...ter_Cooled_ESC
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    When you first power up the esc (with the radio on first) leave the throttle in neutral. You should hear 1 beep. Then apply full throttle, the esc should beep again, then you should be good to go.

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    Do you have the programming card? Adjusting the esc's brake setting and possible even throttle curve setting may help with this. I don't own the boat or any proboat product for that matter (until the tunnel comes out ) so I'm just throwing out some ideas.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Diesel6401 View Post
    Do you have the programming card? Adjusting the esc's brake setting and possible even throttle curve setting may help with this. I don't own the boat or any proboat product for that matter (until the tunnel comes out ) so I'm just throwing out some ideas.
    I bet it is just improper throttle calibration-- I had this same problem until I figured out the calibration sequence

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    I looked in the manual and the was nothing about recalibrating the esc.

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