Bonjour,
- Futaba MC330
SPECS: Capacity: 6 to 7 cell batteries
Motor Limit: 13+ turns
Current- Forward: 200A Reverse: 100A
On-resistance: .010 Ohms
High Frequency: Yes, 1,500Hz
Connectors: Futaba J, Standard for battery, Bullet Motor
(all pre-installed)
Bullet Motor Wire: 14 gauge
BEC: Yes
Length: 1.07"
Width: .50"
Height: 1.31"
Weight: 1.59oz
limite 13T parfait pour du loisir, fiable, marche arrière désactivable
- LRP F1 reverse
pas encore testé, on me l'a donné, il attend sagement.
- LRP Quantum3
Case Size W28.7xD25.7xH14.5mm
Weight (excl. Wires) 23.0g
Voltage Input 4-7 cells (4.8-8.4V)
Typical voltage drop @20A* 0.005V
Rated current* 360A
Rec. Motorlimit** Over 5 turns
B.E.C. 6.0V / 3.5A
PWM Frequency Reactive
Waterproof / shock resistant Yes
Multi-Protection-System Yes
Startautomatic Yes
4 adj. Modes NiMH-LiPo, Power Profiles, Initial-Brake, Auto-Brake
DEMS-3
(Digital Engine Mappping System) Yes
- Tamiya Teu-101bk
pas encore testé, je pense le mettre sur un grasshopper
- Novak 410 M1C
excellent variateur pour l'époque, fonctionne à merveille sur ma 1/12 avec un Orion V2 Surikarn en 4 éléments
- Novak GTX
GTX PROGRAMMABLE RACING ESC SPECIFICATIONS
Input Voltage: 4-7 cells or 25 Li-Po when used with Novak's #5470 Smart-stop Li-Po Module (#5470)
Footprint: 1.11†x 0.86†(28.2 x 21.8mm)
Weight: 0.64 oz. (18.1g) [with heatsink, without wires]
Motor Limit: None (Any brush-type R/C Motor)
On-Resistance:0.00034 ohms
Rated Current: 700* Amps @ 25°C MOSFET Temp.
Braking Current: 300* Amps @ 25°C MOSFET Temp.
BEC: 6 Volts/ 3 Amps
Schottky Diode: 36 Amp Built-In
Maximum Discrete Steps: 2600 (1300/Forward, 1300/Reverse)
Battery/Motor Wire: 10â€/14G (12AWG can also be used)
pour moi un des meilleurs variateurs pour moteur à charbons, no limit