Someone already tested Toro Pro ESC ?
Did someone already tested the new http://www.skyrc.com/index.php?route...&product_id=92
Looks good ! http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/3...pro485x315.jpg |
I'd like to see one in the flesh rather than a CAD render. Do you know the price?
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I've got one
As a speed control it seems pretty good, however it has a few design issues which im not happy with.
A work around is to bypass the onboard BEC and use a seperate UBEC for £6 of ebay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TURNIGY-3A...item2a16f606d6 Have no issues when using this good for 3A continous and 5A peaks. but makes the install a bit more complex. Goes in a B44 quite neatly |
To be honest, the BEC performance is a problem with the Savox servos, not a problem with the ESC.
It surprises me how many people change receivers and ESCs in order to keep the Savox servo, when the simplest solution is to get rid of the Savox servo and retain your usual ESC and receiver! |
Agreed, I've only seen this problem with savox. But still a little engineering investigation gives some surprising results. Not all BEC are created equally (which we all knew) but at least I have numbers and to back this up and the knowledge that some will work way beyond their 'spec' rating. Also I've only seen the problem with this ESC/servo combination. I run savox in all my cars and they are happy with LRP, Tekin, Novak, and robitronic.
Also in my testing I have found that Spektrum recivers are more sensitive to voltage dips than other makes (this is also well documented) so if you have a combination of all 3. savox + specktrum + Poor BEC = problems. So far from my tests show LRP have the most robust BEC designs I'm going to test others as I aquire then to get a good picture of what is an essential part of an ESC |
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