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RC help
… d brushed three. The brushed are often the same colour, the brushless colour coded red,yellow and blue/ black. There are exceptions but not often. Brushed can also operate if touched to a small battery, brushless need a speed control.
by Rowen · 7 years ago
11 Mar 2020
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Turing
… Turnigy-Programming-Card-for-Turnigy-Hobbywing-Thunderpower-Brushless-ESC/233168228775?hash=item3649e8d1a7:g:yP8AAOSwQEtbJ-Y1 Martin555.
by Martin555 · 7 years ago
11 Mar 2020
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RC help
… ve the proper RPM, but, I don't know if they are brushed or brushless. They were given to me. I'm waiting on my ESC from Dumas.
by RedRider · 7 years ago
11 Mar 2020
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RC help
… , Maker and model/part number? 3 Which motors? - Brushed or brushless? - How many? Single or twin screw? Or? Photos of the various components you have tell thousands of words and help enormously Cheers, Doug
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
9 Mar 2020
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RC help
… t have information - what engines do you have? - brushed,or brushless?? , what voltage, what ESC, what servos? Selection is based on electric motors, according to which ESC (electronic controller) and batteries are selected ( LiPo,LiFe, Pb, …
by tomarack · 7 years ago
9 Mar 2020
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Turnigy 120amp Watercooled ESC
Yes they are brushless and beep is repeated about every second.
by HoweGY177 · 7 years ago
7 Mar 2020
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Turnigy 120amp Watercooled ESC
Yes they are brushless
by HoweGY177 · 7 years ago
7 Mar 2020
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Turnigy 120amp Watercooled ESC
Quick check - are these brushless ESC's? Is the ESC continually beeping @ approx 1 second intervals? Jonathan
by G6SWJ · 7 years ago
7 Mar 2020
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ESC PROGRAMMING
Have struggled with brushless motor ESC programming and made up a small "flylead" to make it easier. I always run on a separate Rx power supply, so remove the red ESC power wire anyway. Rather that cut this off, now remove the plug entirely …
by Rowen · 7 years ago
6 Mar 2020
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electrics
… en me on how to set up twin e s c,s i am trying to run twin brushless motors (silver blue 3650 kv ) twin Turnigy 120 marine e s c,s twin 11.1 2800 mah lipos , have disconnected one red wire from one of e s c,s , do you program them separate …
by Jerry849 · 7 years ago
6 Mar 2020
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electrics
That is encouraging! From my experience of brushless they operate much more erratically than brushed at low rpm and start-up. Not surprised one starts before the other. That is one of the reasons prefer to have each system on individual con …
by Rowen · 7 years ago
5 Mar 2020
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electrics
… instructions as am not sure how widely available they are. Brushless are a challenge, but they do work well. a
by Rowen · 7 years ago
5 Mar 2020
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electrics
… on your Rx to control them together. However, I have found Brushless motors erractic at slow speeds so the boat will be uncontrollable until moving quickly. If you are using contra-rotating screws, then one motor should be reversed. In tha …
by Rowen · 7 years ago
3 Mar 2020
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RC for Submarines
… ubmarine-Kits/VII-C/U203-Type-VII-C-with-Diving-System-Tmax-BRUSHLESS-FULL-SET.html €3000 with all the bells and whistles and safety features! Steve, Unless you are dead set on a WW2 sub you might like to look at the AKULA 2 set that I boug …
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
3 Mar 2020
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Grease
Have tried both in brushed and brushless motor indtastions. The shafts have always been plain SS running in brass tubes. Prefer oil, the grease seems to solidify and drag, whilst the oil just slowly emulsifies with the slight water ingress. …
by Rowen · 7 years ago
1 Feb 2020
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Brushed Motors
… of motors salvaged from old video recorders and CD drives (brushless!) etc. But not a clue yet what I can do with 'em cos they are mostly odd formats and voltages Happy brushing folks, Cheers, Doug
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
28 Jan 2020
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Brushed Motors
… te performance, before her recent renovation and upgrade to brushless. The destroyer was refitted with an ESC using a huge T03 type 2N3771 output transistor and relay reversing! Pic show's her sad state after 20 years of neglect while being …
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
28 Jan 2020
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Battery sizing
… rst (Turnigy). The motor is a Turnigy Aquastar 3974 2200 Kv brushless with Turnigy water cooled ESC. Prop is a single 50mm. Please can someone advise me on what size battery I need.
by drspock · 7 years ago
6 Jan 2020
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LATEST SMOKER, E-CIG ELEMENT
… e, so the PTC (I think) thermistor between the coils on the brushless motors burnt out (just circulating its own air). All you had to do was replace them with a bit of 5A fuse wire and you had a good fan, (some were only months old). Fitted …
by jbkiwi · 7 years ago
20 Nov 2019
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TRIAL FITTING SMOKE UNIT TO THE HSL
… it at all Martin as it has more than enough power with the brushless motors (will do around 12mph flat out ). Only problem is, being a bit heavy, the exhausts and water outlet are just on the waterline at rest, and like all of those early …
by jbkiwi · 7 years ago
13 Nov 2019
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Help required
… he shaft will need to be. My 24" Sea Scout, with a powerful brushless motor and about 260mm shaft has a 4mm diameter shaft and 35mm prop. Cheers, Doug PS Another example folks of where not all the necessary info is given to enable a definit …
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
4 Oct 2019
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Fast attack craft
… require cooling systems and quite a specialist drive train. Brushless motors can take high currents, so LiPos are often associated with them, but you can use any battery with any motor if you want - just so long at it delivers the amps! The …
by DodgyGeezer · 7 years ago
20 Sep 2019
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Mtronics ESC's
… ransmitter throttle stick 2-step. I have some Turnigy Plush brushless escs that I use if I don’t need want reverse, and I bought a program card to suit. Beats the living snot out of trying to program with the transmitter.
by Cashrc · 7 years ago
20 Sep 2019
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Mtronics ESC's
… r hand! I also discovered the Quicrun series. Initially for brushless for my Sea Scout upgrade, where it works perfectly I didn't like the prices of the Mtroniks Tia Brushless series! Then I found the dual brushed Quicrun which I haven't te …
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
20 Sep 2019
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Fast attack craft
RE "I would use brushless, but avoid Lipos in less there was a good reason for them. Quite true Doug, I still have the first Zippy Flightmax 5s 20c LiPo I bought (02.06.2010) and it still balances after all this time, (just pulled it out of …
by jbkiwi · 7 years ago
18 Sep 2019
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Fast attack craft
"I would use brushless, but avoid Lipos in less there was a good reason for them. NiMh are fairly forgiving of neglect - they can be left for months, charged and run. Lipos need looking after, otherwise they swell and might go bang. And boa …
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
17 Sep 2019
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Fast attack craft
I would use brushless, but avoid Lipos unless there was a good reason for them. NiMh are fairly forgiving of neglect - they can be left for months, charged and run. Lipos need looking after, otherwise they swell and might go bang. And boats …
by DodgyGeezer · 7 years ago
17 Sep 2019
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Fast attack craft
… does she float at present? (of course Dodgy would be using brushless motors and Lipo's which I'm totally unfamiliar with)
by redpmg · 7 years ago
17 Sep 2019

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