Anyone know anything about this ESC?

[mrlexan]

Any info would be appreciated. Never seen one before. Thanks in advance.

Jay

[Dr. Robotnik]

It's a Schumacher FH1000! Glad I could help.











Woot, I've still got it

[scr8p]

It's a Schumacher FH1000! Glad I could help.

Woot, I've still got it

[mrlexan]

Other than the obvious.

At least we know Ed can read......... seems Hooked on Phonics worked.

[shodog]

I tried doing a Google search but didn't come up with much

[purpletimbo]

Did you buy that bundle off rcgroups?


Oh it's apparently a 12 turn limit if that helps any jay.

Voir la version complète : [aide] variateur shumacher fh 1000


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maxi5turbo20/01/2005, 22h33
est ce que quelqu'un connait ce variateur car je ne trouve rien decu et j'aurai aimé trouvé avec quel moteur peux-t-il fonctionné au maximum ?

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TAMTAM0821/01/2005, 11h15
Il est donné pour un 12t maxi avec les radiateurs!

[terry.sc]

It's a rebadged Mtroniks ESC. Schumacher have always bought in their ESCs, starting with odd obscure makes at first (Schumacher Traco anyone?) but since Mtroniks started up all the Schumacher ESCs have been rebadged Mtroniks ones.

Can't say which particular Mtroniks it is though without doing some research.

[mrlexan]

No, I have had it for a while. Been pulling out all my radio equipment.

Thanks for the info Terry.

[Erich Reichert]

I tried doing a Google search but didn't come up with much

SIGNATURE COPYRIGHT VIOLATION!!!!

[a01butal]

I did a search on it and found info from noted technical guru Prof. Irwin Corey that it is a Schumacher FH1000 based on a pirated design that was originally developed as the Novak NEC-1 which the Germans thought was an ESC but in actuality is a multipurpose electrical device that is far ahead of its 1982 design timeframe and is currently compatible with the latest LiPo technology.
Hope this helps to alleviate any previous misconceptions that others may have caused.

[Eau Rouge]

I did a search on it and found info from noted technical guru Prof. Irwin Corey that it is a Schumacher FH1000 based on a pirated design that was originally developed as the Novak NEC-1 which the Germans thought was an ESC but in actuality is a multipurpose electrical device that is far ahead of its 1982 design timeframe and is currently compatible with the latest LiPo technology.
Hope this helps to alleviate any previous misconceptions that others may have caused.

Bwaaaahahahahahahahahah!!!!

[Northy2]

It's a rebadged Mtroniks ESC. Schumacher have always bought in their ESCs, starting with odd obscure makes at first (Schumacher Traco anyone?) but since Mtroniks started up all the Schumacher ESCs have been rebadged Mtroniks ones.

Can't say which particular Mtroniks it is though without doing some research.

I had a Traco! Mad thing.Who made that for Schumacher then?

G

[minichamps11]

I had a Traco! Mad thing.Who made that for Schumacher then?

G

There was a 1990's speedo that had traction control, was that Traco? Some brand that escapes me now. I believe LRP created prototypes with ABS but got BRCA banned before making production. The ESC I'm trying to remember got as far as being on sale & advertised in RRCi.. GM comes to mind for some reason.

[ttc95]

Sorry for the delay.

https://www.rctech.net/forum/attachments/electric-off-road/1471380d1638840013-old-schumacher-esc-schumacher_fh1000.pdf