Esc For My Drive Motors

Question

Anyone tried these ESC's from Banebots? ESC

ww321q · Answer

These are what im using https://www.ebay.com/itm/ESC-20A-Brushed-Reverse-Motor-Speed-Controller-1-16-1-18-CAR-Boat-BRAKE-OFF-/160705272506?pt=RC_Modellbau&hash=item256ac7daba esc

R2D2 · Answer

I have bought two esc like these very good price, with heat sink and fan, your esc have looked like a plane because it leads to external heat sink, I guess the figure is exaggerated 300A, but I think so Ahun they are the best option price amps. ESC

rgordon · Answer

@ ww321q Are you using them with the EZ Board? If so, are they working OK?

R2D2 · Answer

Yes, I have proven with ez-b and working properly.

ww321q · Answer

I only tested them as Buster is just getting started.I tested with a 7.4 volt lipo. They seemed to work great

rgordon · Answer

That's good to know. Thanks.

rgordon · Answer

These Banebots ESC's are controlled with PWM. So.... I could have 20 of these (if I ever needed that many ) hooked up to the EZ-Board. Is this correct?

ww321q · Answer

I'm thinking the ESCs like I used can be speed controlled by standard servo control panel. JW

R2D2 · Answer

rgordon: If you could have connected many of these esc the board ez-b, are controlled by PWM with a standard servo control from ARC and can be used when the ESC have reverse gear or have the two directions of rotation, the central position of the servo position that does not act the ESC (approximately) I have disconnected the red wire connector that goes to the ez-b, is recommended because the ESC has a BEC that supplies 5v when connected to radicontrol receptors, such as ez-b has its own supply voltage does not need the red wire . Greetings.

budel0 · Answer

This might help, it's a little bit dated since all the updates but it might helpLink

rgordon · Answer

Thanks! That helps a lot

rgordon

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