BrockGrimes
Rock Crawler
Forgot to give some info on this ESC.
I pulled mine out of a TC4 I had laying around and to my suprise
it turned out to be a very good ESC, perfect for crawling.
Here's the stock info and some of my own info and experiences.
A pic of it in my current rig:
The Associated AI Super Reverse Electronic Digital Speed Control.
FEATURES:
For motors 13 turns and above.
Handles 4-7 cell battery packs, 4.8V-8.4V.
AI (Artificial Intelligence)-no manual user setup required just pull
the throttle on transmitter to set up.
Digital interference protection circuitry guards against radio
interference, empty transmitter batttery or model outside of radio
range-model stops instead of continuing uncontrolled.
Ideal upgrade for all Ready To Run speed controls.
Motor and battery connectors installed-no soldering needed.
SPECS: Length: 1.7" (42.5mm)
Width: 1.7" (42.5mm)
Weight: 1.7oz (47.5g) excluding wires
Voltage: 4.8V-8.4V, 4-7 cells
Typical Voltage Drop @20A: 0.160V
Rated Current: 120A
Motor Turn Limit: 13 turns and above
BEC: 5.0V
High Frequency: Yes
Fail Safe System: Yes
Multi-Protection System: Yes
Connectors: Standard Tamiya style
Setup: Automatic
I've run it in my TLT crawler with a stock silver can and a 15t and it runs with no issues. I prefer this ESC with a silver can in my TLT as is has good wheel speed. I've bogged it in the mud and took it swimming. I just bagged it. I have had it full of water, I just opened it up let it dry and grooved on.
I like it's features, ESC with reverse, built in fail safe, can run motors down to a 13t, is a plug and go setup (motor wires with plugs makes swapping easy) the AI automatically sets up the ESC just by turning on the controller and hitting the gas.
I can't confirm but the ESC seems to have an electronic brake, as instead of just free wheeling down a hill it stops or has a controlled decent. Which I like when crawling, no more riding the brake. For like $55 it's a pretty good ESC with reverse. I wouldn't hesitate buying one or recommending it to a friend. "thumbsup"
Oh I have it's big brother the Associated AI Bullet Reverse Electronic Digital Speed Control.
Can you say no motor limit! It has the same features just no motor limit, so it'll work in a clod too.
I pulled mine out of a TC4 I had laying around and to my suprise
it turned out to be a very good ESC, perfect for crawling.
Here's the stock info and some of my own info and experiences.
A pic of it in my current rig:
The Associated AI Super Reverse Electronic Digital Speed Control.
FEATURES:
For motors 13 turns and above.
Handles 4-7 cell battery packs, 4.8V-8.4V.
AI (Artificial Intelligence)-no manual user setup required just pull
the throttle on transmitter to set up.
Digital interference protection circuitry guards against radio
interference, empty transmitter batttery or model outside of radio
range-model stops instead of continuing uncontrolled.
Ideal upgrade for all Ready To Run speed controls.
Motor and battery connectors installed-no soldering needed.
SPECS: Length: 1.7" (42.5mm)
Width: 1.7" (42.5mm)
Weight: 1.7oz (47.5g) excluding wires
Voltage: 4.8V-8.4V, 4-7 cells
Typical Voltage Drop @20A: 0.160V
Rated Current: 120A
Motor Turn Limit: 13 turns and above
BEC: 5.0V
High Frequency: Yes
Fail Safe System: Yes
Multi-Protection System: Yes
Connectors: Standard Tamiya style
Setup: Automatic
I've run it in my TLT crawler with a stock silver can and a 15t and it runs with no issues. I prefer this ESC with a silver can in my TLT as is has good wheel speed. I've bogged it in the mud and took it swimming. I just bagged it. I have had it full of water, I just opened it up let it dry and grooved on.
I like it's features, ESC with reverse, built in fail safe, can run motors down to a 13t, is a plug and go setup (motor wires with plugs makes swapping easy) the AI automatically sets up the ESC just by turning on the controller and hitting the gas.
I can't confirm but the ESC seems to have an electronic brake, as instead of just free wheeling down a hill it stops or has a controlled decent. Which I like when crawling, no more riding the brake. For like $55 it's a pretty good ESC with reverse. I wouldn't hesitate buying one or recommending it to a friend. "thumbsup"
Oh I have it's big brother the Associated AI Bullet Reverse Electronic Digital Speed Control.
Can you say no motor limit! It has the same features just no motor limit, so it'll work in a clod too.
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