Quark 22a procar, anyone try this one?

[rockwerks]

# 22 amp continuous/35 amp surge @ 10 seconds
# 9 new drag brake profiles
# 3 new reverse options
# Super low resistance
# No Cogging!
# Includes new drag brake feature
# Programmable Lithium Cut-Off
# Has a 5V/1.5A BEC
# Has lowest internal resistance on market which increase power and runtime

Specs
Forward: Y
Reverse: Y
Time Delay Brake: Y
Continuous Maximum Current: 22A
Momentary Peak Current: 35A
Dimensions (WxLxH): 33.5 x 25 x 6 mm
Weight: 22 grams (w/o wires)
BEC Voltage: 5V/1.5A
Full On Resistance: 0.0065ohms
Auto Cutoff: Automatic
Adjustable Brake: Y

pretty close to the mamba in specs.....

[EGRESSor]

Mamba25 and Quark pro car 33 going up to 50amps peak

[K_B]

I use the ProCar 33. Good controller. BUT, it's a pain to program at first AND it has a slight REVERSE DELAY. But it's quiet, has LOTS of adjustability and it's been trouble-free so far.

I think the 22 is pushing it as far as continuous current goes. My next controller will most likely be a Mamba MAXX

[EGRESSor]

i have needed 5 minutes to program my pro car 33
like it more than others , except my schulze controllers

[JohnRobHolmes]

mamba controllers take about 30 seconds to dial in. They are my favorite.

I have not used the 22 pro car, but I have used the 33 pro car controller many times. With a smaller outrunner like the axi 2208, you would be just fine. Larger 28mm stator motors would probably give it a run for its money. The 1.5 amp BEC isnt nice though. It would power a low torque servo just fine, thats about it.


The pro car 22 isnt a match for the mamba 25, and from my experiences I would say the pro car 33 doesnt match the current handling of the mamba 25 either. Using the proper size motor is key, just like any other esc.

[rockwerks]

Originally Posted by johnrobholmes

mamba controllers take about 30 seconds to dial in. They are my favorite.

I have not used the 22 pro car, but I have used the 33 pro car controller many times. With a smaller outrunner like the axi 2208, you would be just fine. Larger 28mm stator motors would probably give it a run for its money. The 1.5 amp BEC isnt nice though. It would power a low torque servo just fine, thats about it.


The pro car 22 isnt a match for the mamba 25, and from my experiences I would say the pro car 33 doesnt match the current handling of the mamba 25 either. Using the proper size motor is key, just like any other esc.

well so far the mamba for me wont handle...........even a 2108..........hope I get the new one before too long