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Author Topic: After a good quality speed controller like the old Electronize type  (Read 1184 times)

tassie48

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After a good quality speed controller like the old Electronize type
« on: November 14, 2023, 09:52:30 pm »
I use to big a big fan of the old Electronize speed controllers and are looking for a suitable replace to these ones 30 Amp plus would be ok I do like the easy way that they operated and keep on going any suggestions to a suitable replacement unit thanks in advance crew tassie48
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Re: After a good quality speed controller like the old Electronize type
« Reply #1 on: November 15, 2023, 05:34:28 am »
Hi Tassie48
I have found these to be good. Hobbywing quicrun 1060 ,  I am replacing all my esc with them. I have used them with 6V and 7.2V battery's.
Specs:
Fwd. Cont. / Peak Current: 60A/360A
Rev. Cont. / Peak Current: 30A/180A
Voltage Range: 2-3S Lipo or 5-9 NiMH
Motor Limit: 2S Lipo or 6 NiMH; 540 or 550 Size Motor: ≥12T or RPM                     
3S Lipo or 9 NiMH; 540 or 550 Size Motor: ≥18T or RPM< 20000 @7.2V
Resistance: Fwd 0.001Ω, Rev 0.002ΩBEC
Output: 3A/5V (Linear Mode)
PWM Frequency: 1KHz
Size: 36.5mm x 32mm x 18mm
Weight: 39gRunning
Modes: Forward/Reverse/Brake, Forward/Brake, Forward/Reverse
Cars Applicable: 1/10 Touring Car, Buggy, Short Course Truck, Monster, Truggy, Rock Crawler and Tank
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Re: After a good quality speed controller like the old Electronize type
« Reply #2 on: November 15, 2023, 07:19:21 am »
Nearest I've found to electronic for ease of use and reliability is the jp marine blue metal cased ones not the cheapest but I've got about 15 and never let me down
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Re: After a good quality speed controller like the old Electronize type
« Reply #3 on: November 15, 2023, 07:53:46 am »
I really love Dimension Engineering ESCs, I have them in every boat with brushed motors. 

https://www.dimensionengineering.com/products/syren10

They have a 10, 25 and 50 amp single controller. 
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