Furitek Tegu Esc Hi All, if you own this Esc, which firmware update did you install. I was suggested installing the 1.3 over the 1.2 by the folks at furitek. Has anyone had success in using a 3S lipo? Ive had no luck running my comp build Scx24 with the Tegu on 3S. Any help is appreciated. |
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I have not tired 3S on this one yet. But 2S wise its great for me. |
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For the $ we spent, its the best bang for the buck. Low cost and it exceeded all my expectations. |
Re: Furitek Tegu Esc Just an update..installed the new firmware 1.5 from the old 1.3 i installed last week. After the 1.5 install, the esc was stuttering as I hit the trottle and all of a sudden the motor functioning died. I have servo response but no trottle. And I cant connect my bluetooth to go back to 1.3..What gives??. I should have left it at 1.3..argh |
Re: Furitek Tegu Esc I think Furitek added the 3s capability to appease people that haven't realized the fact that this esc has changed conventional thought. There is no need with Furitek to run 3s. Just up your kv. I am able to slow crawl with an 8000kv motor and also rip. All on 2s. Traditionally we would want 3s to achieve wheel speed while geared down for low end control. With this esc, this is no longer the case. Hope you get your issue resolved Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk |
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Re: Furitek Tegu Esc This is a great ESC. And you can tune it however you like. But out of the box, I felt like mine would move at a speed of a snail up to 20% throttle (which was freaking awesome) but once you hit 21% throttle, it kind of ramps up wheel speed unnaturally. Ive smoothed mine out, but I did notice that. Its like slow motion speed up to 20% throttle, then it just starts moving at normal seed from 21% and up. Which is STILL smooth. But I can clearly tell there is a switch over point from super slow motion to slow motion if that makes any sense. |
Re: Furitek Tegu Esc The SCX24 worm gear axle is already geared down significantly compared to a ring and pinion axle so that definitely helps. I wouldn't expect the same performance with an 8kv motor on a ring and pinion axle. I also wouldn't exactly say this ESC is changing conventional thought about ESCs, a higher KV motor will still draw more current, make more heat, and not perform as ideally as a similar motor with lower KV and more voltage geared down. John Holmes has far more crawler specific knowledge than most and even with his ESCs his mantra is volt up,gear down. As far as the Furitek most of the videos I've seen are best case scenario with a HUGE outrunner showing off slow speed on a flat surface with no load on the motor, which IMO doesn't tell you anything because even a low/mid grade ESC can do that. The one or two videos I've seen with stock or aftermarket brushed motors seem to perform about the same as other ESCs in this price range like castle, holmes and Tekin. IMO this ESC will still be the most popular option because of all the new people into micros and RC. This is plug and play so no soldering needed for the SCX24, it's compact for the features it offers,seems to perform as well as the top ESCs, has the ability to be fine tuned like higher end ESCs, and has some LED support. My biggest concern with Furitek Is quality control, I've heard of them before with the other ESCs but have never known of anyone running them, now that the new ones are out in the wild I'm already seeing a surprising amount of failures leading to burned up ESCs and motors, and I believe one person claiming it caught on fire. I'll personally be waiting for a few more batches to see how things go with others. Once they seem reliable I'll for sure pick one up to compare to my Castle,Holmes, & Tekin, as is with what it offers the performance doesn't even have to be quite to the level of the "big 3" for it to be a good value (so long as they don't keep burning up) Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk |
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Interesting. I sure hope mine doesnt burn up! Regarding the the uphill torque with the surpass motor. It literally holds torque at whatever throttle level you give it. So if its moving at the speed of a snail and you go uphill, it does NOT slow down or bog out. It holds torque very very well. Id honestly say it does it much better than the mamba micro X. With my mamba, I would have to give it more throttle as the incline got higher. And I would hear the loud motor whine change in tone as I went. The tegu holds steady and is very quiet. Its got slow speed and torque figured out very well. Best slow speed and torque Ive ever had. I just hope it lasts based on what you said. |
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Re: Furitek Tegu Esc What motor are you running? What pinion? Which model do you have this in? What battery are you using? |
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Running on a brushless surpass motor Gearing a 16T 2S lipo Flysky GT5 transmitter |
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Did they get back to you yet? I haven't tried 3S yet. But so far mine is consistent and running ok with 2S and 1.5 firmware. |
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https://youtu.be/uxx1LpgV3Lg |
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