New Speed Passion ESCs
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New Speed Passion ESCs
Has anyone here dealt with the new Speed Passion offerings? They look great as does the pricing.
Wonder how this would work with a 10.5 brushless motor?
http://www.speedpassion.net/shop/details.asp?p=SP000060&c=ESC
Nice!
http://www.speedpassion.net/shop/details.asp?p=SP000222&c=ESC
Wonder how this would work with a 10.5 brushless motor?
http://www.speedpassion.net/shop/details.asp?p=SP000060&c=ESC
Nice!
http://www.speedpassion.net/shop/details.asp?p=SP000222&c=ESC
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Re: New Speed Passion ESCs
Very cool! I like the idea that I can program it with my android cell phone.
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Re: New Speed Passion ESCs
I haven't tried the latest offerings but plan to in the near future. I've had SpeedPassion electronics and motors for 5+ years now and love them.
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Re: New Speed Passion ESCs
Think I might have to try one. What's the consensus on this one running a 10.5-13.5T in a B4.1? http://www.speedpassion.net/shop/details.asp?p=SP000060&c=ESC
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Re: New Speed Passion ESCs
mmmm, orange...I've been buying the BrushlessHobbies ones, them, SP, Orion and many others come from the same factory in China.
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Re: New Speed Passion ESCs
I would be interested in buying one, the orange ESC to start. The price seems great on the ESC, what are the ups and downs on it?askbob wrote:Has anyone here dealt with the new Speed Passion offerings? They look great as does the pricing.
Wonder how this would work with a 10.5 brushless motor?
http://www.speedpassion.net/shop/details.asp?p=SP000060&c=ESC
Nice!
http://www.speedpassion.net/shop/details.asp?p=SP000222&c=ESC
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Re: New Speed Passion ESCs
I didnt find an amp rating anywhere 

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Re: New Speed Passion ESCs
Not sure if this info is correct, but this says 40 amp continuous, 270 burst? http://www.ebay.com/itm/150939970845?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
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Re: New Speed Passion ESCs
that auction stated down to 5.5 turn...but I would be wary. No timing 17.5 or 13.5 should be okay, but that is on the low end of amp ratings.
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Re: New Speed Passion ESCs
I'd be comfortable with that esc and a 13.5-10.5. You can search through the RCTech SpeedPassion thread for more info. I believe they said that the 5.5 rating was very conservative.
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Re: New Speed Passion ESCs
Glad you posted this Bob. I have been very happy with SP motors (3.0 versions that I buy used off rctech) but didn't know about these affordable brushless esc's. That's right at the pricepoint I pay on rctech for used Lrp sphere brushless stuff which work fantastic for me. I have a tekin rs pro in my new purple b3 racer and really have no idea how to use its potential. I don't have a Hotwire though, not sure if I should go that route.
I would consider that gold esc for a basher/runner if others have good luck with them.
I would consider that gold esc for a basher/runner if others have good luck with them.
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Re: New Speed Passion ESCs
Anyone tried one of these out yet? I'm gonna pick up one this week. Info via the Speedpassion thread over at RcTech says that a 9.5 is the lowest turn motor. Just going to use a 13.5 in a CE.
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Re: New Speed Passion ESCs
I've been using the SP stuff for quite a while. I have three GT2.0 pro and the GT 2.0 LPF version.
Both are excellent. I love the tune-ability of the software. I've been eyeing the.new Rev pro series. I might opt for R version for running blinky and superstock. Any issues, and I've had very few, have been resolved easily. The SP thread on rctech has been very helpful. I just need a better grasp on tuning my software to.match my driving and the.track.
Both are excellent. I love the tune-ability of the software. I've been eyeing the.new Rev pro series. I might opt for R version for running blinky and superstock. Any issues, and I've had very few, have been resolved easily. The SP thread on rctech has been very helpful. I just need a better grasp on tuning my software to.match my driving and the.track.
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