QUICRUN 08 ESC Dual Brushed

[edan]

Hello,
Has anyone tried the following ESC in their Bully 2 RTR?

https://www.hobbywingdirect.com/products/quicrun-08-dual-brushed-esc?variant=901661765

If so, good and bad points please?

This cogging is getting annoying with the stock ESC….


Thank you.

 

[Xtacy33]

You can just get the quicrun 10 and continue using the dig. It resolves the cog issue and I did it before upgrading to dual esc.

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[edan]

Thank you for the reply.


Sorry, I am confused as to specifically what ESC you are referring to. Both the 1080 and 1060 are for a single motor application, unless I missed something.
Could you explain a little more please?


Thanks

 

[JatoTheRipper]

You can just get the quicrun 10 and continue using the dig. It resolves the cog issue and I did it before upgrading to dual esc.

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What is a Quicrun 10?

I have the WP 860 in my stock Clod Buster and I haven't had any problems with it. But I haven't crawled with it.

 

[Xtacy33]

It's the 1060. The quicrun 08 has 2 sets or motor output wires, I have one of them and can handle a larger battery but don't quote me on the specs (it's been awhile). I believe 08 is for 1/8 scale where 10 is for 1/10 scale. The 08 is a good deal larger and heavier than the 1060.

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[JatoTheRipper]

It's the 1060. The quicrun 08 has 2 sets or motor output wires, I have one of them and can handle a larger battery but don't quote me on the specs (it's been awhile). I believe 08 is for 1/8 scale where 10 is for 1/10 scale. The 08 is a good deal larger and heavier than the 1060.

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I think some of the confusion on this thread is that HobbyWing changed names of the ESCs. The 1060 is a single motor, brushed ESC. The 1080 is a single motor, brushed ESC. The 860 is a dual motor, brushed ESC.

 

[Xtacy33]

I think some of the confusion on this thread is that HobbyWing changed names of the ESCs. The 1060 is a single motor, brushed ESC. The 1080 is a single motor, brushed ESC. The 860 is a dual motor, brushed ESC.

Agreed, the one in the link he posted about above is the 08 dual motor brushed which isn't necessary for the bully rtr. The single motor brushed etc is fine and I've used the 1060 with the dig on the bully rtr which eliminated the coughing from the outcry esc. Hope that makes sense haha

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[soze]

I have the WP 860 in my stock Clod Buster and I haven't had any problems with it. But I haven't crawled with it.

I'm doing the same. Running the quicrun 860 in my stock clod buster.

 

[EeePee]

No need for a "dual motor" ESC. All of them can do it. I see the 1080 is "safe" to 18 turns. That's two 35 turn motors in parallel and is about 18 turns. Most likely fine.

 

[JatoTheRipper]

No need for a "dual motor" ESC. All of them can do it. I see the 1080 is "safe" to 18 turns. That's two 35 turn motors in parallel and is about 18 turns. Most likely fine.

There's that, but I didn't mention it because I think this thread is already confusing people...

 

[EeePee]

Quicrun is the name, numbers are the model.

1625 - 16th scale 25 amp
1060 - 10th scale 60 amp
1080 - 10th scale 80 amp
0860 - 8th scale 60 amp

Seems easy enough to me.

 

[JatoTheRipper]

Quicrun is the name, numbers are the model.

1625 - 16th scale 25 amp
1060 - 10th scale 60 amp
1080 - 10th scale 80 amp
0860 - 8th scale 60 amp

Seems easy enough to me.

Look at OP's link. The 860 used to be called the 08. Now it's the 860. That's where the confusion in this thread started.

 

[UGLY]

No need for a "dual motor" ESC. All of them can do it. I see the 1080 is "safe" to 18 turns. That's two 35 turn motors in parallel and is about 18 turns. Most likely fine.

I can confirm. I have used the wp1080 with dual 35t motors and it worked flawless.

 

[kaaina]

How would you program or wire up a DIG on the 1080?

 

[AngelowDoom]

To have dig you need to install a dig switch.

 

[EeePee]

How would you... wire up a DIG...?

The old school way.



After the single switch, I stacked two, one facing the other way and used a narrow servo horn and had front and rear dig action. That was mid 2007 on this: http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/tamiya-clod-buster/71632-eps-tcs-2-2-stick-bug.html. Then Punk RC made one based off relays and sold a ton.