Firstly, I've searched and read a host of posts trying to understand the acronym "BEC". Seems everyone but me knows what it is. What is/are "BEC"?
Secondly, being very new to the RC world, I know so little about it, I don't even know how to ask the questions yet.
I did a search, and may have even read an answer, but didn't recognize it.
I am running a tug with a DX6I, to an MR200 Marine Receiver. From there to a Proboat ESC, (I do know what that means
), then to a M.A.C.K. Products 12V 5 Amp motor attached to a 4:1 gearbox final drive. Everything works very well together with the exception of the very low shaft RPM range. I have a few mm of throttle stick travel with 0 shaft RPM. When I get to a certain point the RPM jumps from 0 to about 1/3. from there, the RPM increase is smooth and predictable, but there is no finesse, the tug throws out a wave, squats, and is underway. I would gladly give up top-end RPM in order to have some dead-slow turns in the beginning.
Another curious problem is, I need to pull the throttle stick down for forward, and up for reverse. In conjunction with this, I get more turns in reverse than in forward.
As I mentioned above, this RC world is very new to me, and I'm reluctant to change anything for fear of "smoking" a piece of equipment out of ignorance.
My thanks for any advice!
Regards
Tim