MOA with dual HobbyWing QuicRun WP crawler brushed
 

Hi

Has anyone tried \ heard about some one trying to use a dual HobbyWing QuicRun WP crawler brushed to drive a MOA?

the price and feature set are attractive, so the only issue is weight, space and actual real life performance?

would appreciate any first and second hand experiences

Thanks

Re: MOA with dual HobbyWing QuicRun WP crawler brushed
 

This ESC is powering my stock Clod Buster. That's an MOA, but not an MOA crawler.

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I liked mine on 2s after going 3s on it i dident like it anymore just blew smoke also on a clodbuster with 35t motors my new rain 480a brushed esc for $12 handles the 2 motors just fine and on 4s its not even rated for 4s let alone for 2 motors on 4s but its crawling around in 100°temps on a 1/6 scale heavy rig i only have 5 or 6 packs on 4s but no smoke yet the the hobby wing lasted 30 seconds on 3s i think i got a forward and back and about 20 ft out of it

Re: MOA with dual HobbyWing QuicRun WP crawler brushed
 

single one for two motors?
are you happy with it?

Re: MOA with dual HobbyWing QuicRun WP crawler brushed
 

did you run both motors from single ESC?

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Yes, but you have to watch because the ESC has a motor turn limit. If you're running it in a crawler it should be fine. I'm not sure it would be as adjustable as you'd need for an MOA crawler though.

Re: MOA with dual HobbyWing QuicRun WP crawler brushed
 

Do a search in the rc4wd bully section. There is a few people who have used that esc (turned into dual esc) in there bully 2 rigs.

Re: MOA with dual HobbyWing QuicRun WP crawler brushed
 

I'm talking about the dual motor brushed ESC from HobbyWing.

https://www.hobbywingdirect.com/coll...iant=901661765

Re: MOA with dual HobbyWing QuicRun WP crawler brushed
 

I have a berg running dual 1080s. Big & clunky for the application and the stupid proprietary 5 wire switch that I can't just cut off like all the rest I own sucks but they get the job done without issue. Running 3s and 45 turn fantom motors geared up.

Re: MOA with dual HobbyWing QuicRun WP crawler brushed
 

I don't think it has a dig function. That's important to me.

Re: MOA with dual HobbyWing QuicRun WP crawler brushed
 

Any esc that uses a dig switch is junk. Dual escs and mixing channels on the radio is the only way to fly.

Re: MOA with dual HobbyWing QuicRun WP crawler brushed
 

Yup 2 motors 1 esc

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If you run 2 motors off 1 esc & the esc doesn't make it clear what a dual motor limit is, it's generally 2x the turn limit of 1 motor. Meaning if it says single motor limit is 12t, a dual limit is 24t. Motor amperage usually scales well (inversely) with number of turns.

When it comes to MOA crawler, dual ESC gives you abilities like dig & pushing the load to the front wheels (higher wheel speed). It can increase crawling ability by reducing the tendency to try spinning/turning when the front lacks grip. For bashing it would only decrease motor limit while adding weight & complexity.

I...I can't understand that statement.

Re: MOA with dual HobbyWing QuicRun WP crawler brushed
 

Yup...


If you are going to do it, do it right. You can get away with running two motors with one ESC, but you will have a big problem with clod-stall, basically when going up hill your back wheels will have more traction than your front wheels, there is less of a load on the front wheels and that is where all the power will go (path of least resistance).

Most aftermarket radios will have a MOA crawler mix function that will allow you to set up two ESC off of your throttle, and provide a proportional dig function as well. The ESCs you use should have a instant reverse and a good drag brake.