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Birdie 200A Brushless Boat ESC (NO BEC)

Birdie 200A Brushless Boat ESC (NO BEC)
Birdie 200A Brushless Boat ESC (NO BEC)


The Birdie range of ESCs are.. well.. CHEEP! CHEEP!

No frills (or feathers) here, just great value for money! Each and every Birdie ESC is QC checked by Hobbyking and placed under a 2 minute load test ensuring your Birdie will be ready to fly!

If your looking for an ESC with basic features and reliability at a bargain price you better bag a Birdie before they all fly the coop!

*This Birdie is the boat version which features water cooling.

Specs:
Weight: 118g
Size: 78x41x22mm
Cells: 2-7S
Max Current: 200A
Burst Current: 220A
BEC: None
Timing: 1º/7º/15º/30º programmable
PWM: 8/16K
Cooling: Water cooled

Programming Options
Cell Type: NiMH/NiCD/Lipoly
Cell Count: 2s~7S
Throttle Setting: Auto/Soft/Hard
Brake: No Brake/Soft/Medium/Hard
Direction: Clockwise/Counter Clockwise
Cut off: Soft/Hard
Timing: 1º/7º/15º/30º
PWM: 8Khz/16khz

A Manual can be downloaded under the files tab for stick input programming.


PRODUCT ID: B200ANOBEC

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 Customer rated 5 crowns   
 
Total of 13 discussions.
wan  3 points - 4/19/2013
 
hello there boaters, does anyone here really try this esc with 6s for real? does it really handle it with no issue?
 froggy hopper 67 points
Just bench tested it in my boat with 6S all good.
Jonas  51 points - 12/28/2012
 
2S Li-Po (7.4V) –* 8V Cutoff Voltage, for real?
Mathieu  3 points - 8/23/2012
 
Cela veut dire quoi ( NO BEC ) si il vous plait ????
 phdpasso 101 points
Qu'il ne vient pas avec le Battery Eliminator Circut. Il faut installer une baterie pour le servo, etc...
Ashley  1 points - 4/28/2012
 
Hi there, can I use a program card with this ESC ? If so what brand crad will work ??
Hav twin stock china ESC & can not program them with remote or turnigy card ???
Thanks Flash
benjijames  2 points - 2/21/2012
 
Hi I hesitate with the Turnigy Marine 180A Brushless Boat ESC. I own a miss geico and I want to ride 6S with a 1500kv motor or 5s with a 2030 kv motor. Will this esc resist or should I take the turnigy marine 180 a. Thanks for your answers.
 bongsky007 92 points
If you want better performance and good quality esc go with the 180 turnigy esc.
enzie  135 points - 1/20/2012
 
Does anybody know wich prog.card to use ?? thanks...
Weiss irgend jemand, welche Progr. Karte mit dem Teil harmoniert?
danke...
 Outerlimits 7 points
Dont think there is one ...I have a pair of these running side by side in a hydro it dose 88 Kmh looking at forum most people stick to 3 cell lipo,
I have also followed advice in modify them from new.(as per discussion on forum works well).
Nigel  1 points - 12/25/2011
 
I can't seem to get it to save the programming.. It did do what it said and went into reverse flat out and smashed the plastic universal set-up I had. Any Suggestions..
 Nigel 1 points
New batteries in transmitter fixed the programming issue..
 Kellyann 16221 points
Nigel great it is nice to know that some times the simple fixes still work. Well done.
Mar11  1961 points - 11/3/2011
 
is this a realiable esc ?
 Kellyann 16221 points
Mar11 yes it but it is a cheap ESC. The Birdie range of ESCs are.. well.. CHEEP! CHEEP!
 Mar11 1961 points
Well I read that in the description.. But did u try it
taehee lee  5 points - 10/28/2011
 
This Esc can`t use 2cell(7.4V)battery. because Volt cut starts at 8V. so atleast use 3cell over than battery.
saxpg  45 points - 10/9/2011
 
Can someone tell me if this ESC is able to be programed with stick in center, so that motor can run forward and backward ?
 gouldie 401 points
i believe this esc can only do forward, it is a basic esc with a water block on it instead of a heat sink and in the programming manaul it does not show reverse
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 saxpg 45 points
Ahh, thanks for response, but it came one day too late. I have already ordered it. Can you recommend something similar to me, that has reverse a and forward?
thomasg  105 points - 10/5/2011
 
Do you plan hobbyking to bring a programming card for this esc?
jetdktr  23 points - 10/2/2011
 
Cut the heat shrink off, possibly remove the water cooling fittings, maybe use this in cars or airplanes???
 Boaterguy 68 points
or buy the air version..
 mfiel 117 points
Test withdraw cooling water, put cooler fan with aluminum heat sink, with Adhesive Solder Heatsink Plaster, probably be good if not exceed 120A, tests to check heat.
 gouldie 401 points
just buy the air version cheaper as you not paying for the water block
Eagle  340 points - 10/1/2011
 
I dont trust the manual! I think it would be the same sisaster like KH SS Boat ESC!???
 scarletboa 349 points
does anybody else see the irony in the name of the product? a BOAT esc named BIRDIE. fellas, it's time to build some flying boats!
 Alex 38 points
They make a flying boat and it's not a good boat or plane
Customer Reviews
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SashaS
18 likes
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It's a great ESC for the cost, and is made by another company (not actually called Birdie), but is pretty much near the cost of getting it directly from the company anyways, so Hobbyking did a good job with this. Few things, unwrap the esc and add thermal grease between the cooling plate and esc because the contact is poor. DEFINITELY seal it with silicon or some other method if there is any possibility of water contact because it will be destroyed quickly otherwise. I only say this because some ESCs have survived after being submerged, but not this guy. Realistically, do not run anywhere near 200A or 7S for this thing. 120A and 5S is more realistic, otherwise it will burn up. Look, if you are going to run a high amp or high voltage setup, you should be spending more than ~$35 for an esc anyways.


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rlopez75
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I bought one of these to use in a Traxxas Spartan that I built from a bare hull. I har read of some issues with this specific ESC. More like it not programing, or not working after initial power up. Here is what I found. 1-Took off heat shrink and found cooling plate to be touching 2 our of 3 motor leads. 2-FET's are not level so cooling plate only makes contact with some. The way I fixed the issues was by sanding the FET's with 120 grit sand paper wrapped around cooling plate to make sure they were all level. Next I applied silicone cooling paste, instead of the "heat transfer tape" that came from the factory, to each FET and installed the cooling plate making sure it wasn't touching any of the motor leads. I them "plastic dipped" the entire ESC to ensure complete waterproofing. After drying for 1 day I soldered 5mm connectors, applied power, and programed the ESC for 4S. It took programing on first try. It runs flawless with an XK 4082 1600KV motor. I only ran it on 4S so far, but will run it on 6S shortly. On 4S it was cool as if it had never been ran. I will shortly be ordering at least 2 more. The only reason I gave 3 starts for quality was because of the issue with the cooling plate and uneven FTE's.


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froggy hopper
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I have 2 running in my Apparition-II Offshore Brushless RC Twin Hull w/ Twin motor (800mm) they stayed very cool and the boat went very well until one motor died. I have to give the speed controller 5 stars it preformed perfectly and was easy to program.


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chakal
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Try to select options by pressing stick in brake/reverse (front) position and hold it, then you'll come in the submenue. If you hear the music sequence you want to change, pull to full throttle and hold. After that you'll automaticly fall back in option menue and you can start again.


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PAUL
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I was amazed that I could get this much esc for so little price. Opened mine up and filed down some solder for the motor leads. The manufacturer uses a low quality heat transfer tape ao after waterproofing esc use a high quality high density heat transfer paste and you are good to go. Easy to program and works well. I,ll chime in when it pops.


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