What's the best brushed speed control?
Hi, spelt the name of the speed esc wrong in my post it is a Sodial not Sodim☹️
What's the best brushed speed control?
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What's the best brushed speed control?
Hi, I have used Sodial 320 amp ( about 60 amp running ) they work very well with lipos, or nimh, the esc can run two 540 brushed motors , use mine for the Graupner 700 brushed motors in my PT 109, and 34" Crash Tender, paid £ 15 for two post free on Ebay.
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What's the best brushed speed control?
Hi, I have used Sodial 320 amp ( about 60 amp running ) they work very well with lipos, or nimh, the esc can run two 540 brushed motors , use mine for the Graupner 700 brushed motors in my PT 109, and 34" Crash Tender, paid £ 15 for two post free on Ebay.
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What's the best brushed speed control?
I used to use Mtronics, but had several failures. They also become expensive when shipped to Canada.
Have since been using Quickrun by Hobbywing.
You do not describe the motor size, but have found their WP1060 works well with 500 size range of motors.
Only complaint is that the leads are too short, easy enough to extend though.
Have since been using Quickrun by Hobbywing.
You do not describe the motor size, but have found their WP1060 works well with 500 size range of motors.
Only complaint is that the leads are too short, easy enough to extend though.
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What's the best brushed speed control?
Help me out, fellas
Most of my models use Mtroniks speed controls for brushed motors. They make an excellent product, reliable, easy to use, and reasonably priced.
I often hear someone bought something inexpensive on ebay and it worked out very well. There are so many speed controls an ebay it is difficult to know which are good or not too good. Often descriptions are vague, incomplete or meaningless. Many are meant for R/C cars, and can be difficult to set up. I prefer center off, open and down for forward and reverse. It is a must that if signal is lost it go to a neutral off position, not highest speed reverse. I did buy one and that was a problem.
Would anybody like to suggest any specific model?
Most of my models use Mtroniks speed controls for brushed motors. They make an excellent product, reliable, easy to use, and reasonably priced.
I often hear someone bought something inexpensive on ebay and it worked out very well. There are so many speed controls an ebay it is difficult to know which are good or not too good. Often descriptions are vague, incomplete or meaningless. Many are meant for R/C cars, and can be difficult to set up. I prefer center off, open and down for forward and reverse. It is a must that if signal is lost it go to a neutral off position, not highest speed reverse. I did buy one and that was a problem.
Would anybody like to suggest any specific model?
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