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beaver0273

06-17-2013 09:24 AM

Integy ESC?

I just had my Novak Rooster quit on me. Since I don't have extra funds to replace it with another Rooster, I am looking for something a little cheaper. I found an Integy INTC23614 online for about $35. Has anyone used this ESC? Also, it's set up for dual motors. I only plan on using one, will it work good like that? Thanks in advance for any help!

Lentsnh2012

06-17-2013 10:10 AM

Re: Integy ESC?

Stay away from Integy. I would look at Hobbywing ESCs or Dynamite ESCs.

crawlhog

06-17-2013 10:25 AM

Re: Integy ESC?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lentsnh2012 (Post 4365005)

Stay away from Integy. I would look at Hobbywing ESCs or Dynamite ESCs.

agreed, also a MOA ESC will work with 1 motor. i have that set up on my wraith. it a cheapo from e bay $25.00 and has lasted 3 years on a 3s and 4s batt

ik632

06-17-2013 01:28 PM

Re: Integy ESC?

You looking for brushed or brushless ESC? I like BrushlessHobbies ESC for (as you can guess) brushless motors. You have to mess around with programming (there's a long thread on here about it). The one I have is a little weird (LVC kicks in too early), but it's very smooth otherwise.

Bajaland

06-18-2013 01:09 PM

Re: Integy ESC?

Quote:

Originally Posted by beaver0273 (Post 4364936)

I'm using that on my SCX-10. If you're only going to run one motor it should be fine, but note that there's a 55T limit on that ESC.

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