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TURNIGY Basic 25A v3.1 Brushless Speed Controller The Start series ESC are a very good quality controller. It is designed for customers who dont want alot of fuss and bother in setting up a BESC, who dont need a huge swiss army knife range of features but want something reliable and a solid performer.
Our Turnigy speed controllers come with a 14 month warranty. We guarentee these are the best Brushless Speed Controllers you can purchase at this price. These speed controllers are sold in western countries under various names at tripple the price. We are certain you will find these to be the best BESC available from Asia.
User Programmable, both via controller and optional programming card. The programming card is an excellent item as it instantly tells the user the current settings and with a few simple clicks of the buttons, the user can change the settings and have graphical reassurance of those changes. The programming card is an excellent Item and simple to use!
Hallo Yusuf, ich benutze SKU: TR_PC fü*r diese ESCs, welche ich an einem Quadrokopter verbaut habe.
Hoffe diese INfo hilft dir weiter.
Hi Yusuf, i am using SKU: TR_PC on my 25A Basic ESCs that are used in 1 of my Quadcopters.
Hope this INfo helps you out.
I just purchased tURNIGY WITH 2a BEC TO REPLACE AND OLD ONE AND IT HAS THE THREE BLUE WIREDS FOR THE ENGINE AND THEY ARE ALL BLUE. hOW DO i KNOW WHICH ONE IS AND -?
lARRY
No to strong. I have 4 digital servos (corona 919) on a hk-250GT. The BEC was able to handle those with an flybar setup, but FBL was to much. Did reset after 30 seconds - no using an external 5v/5a SBEC and fly's with no problem. So 4 is a lot in some situations 6 might be to much in normal usage.
does anyone know how well these work with multiwii 2.0
what refresh rate hz do they support
i have these and are trying to use them with multiwii which recommends 490hz
I have these BEC and have noticed that it cannot give enough power to the motors, earlier I was using them in a quad-copter but it didn't work, today i was using it to power an EDF but again there was a kind of resonance and the EDF could not produce enough thrust to pick the craft up. I am in doubt now may be these can not be used as speed controllers, am I right?
The problem could be down to a dry solder joint,make sure you soldered the plugs on good enough and that you have a good contact to your wires,when i first started in this hobby a few years ago i had the same sort of problem with what you said,but after i re soldered the plugs on it was fine,this is an ESC with a built in BEC,if you don't want to use the built in BEC disconnect the red wire from the servo wire,if your using these for a quad copter but make sure you leave one ESC with the red wire connected.
people don't know why leave only one red wire connected when using multiple ESC
Must times it doesn't matter but to be safe only use one of the ESC bec (red wire)Some electronic guy can explain this better than me
Please be care to use it with Multiwii. There could be some problems with full throttle. (Copter shakes a bit at full throttle) Better use the TURNIGY PLUSH
bough one of those and tried it out. the motor starts but cuts off 10 secounds afterwards. i thried it with several lipos (fully charged) and the same happend. cross checked it with a different esc and the motor worked smothly. it seems to me that the controler automatikly goes into cut off mode. any suggestions? (also tried with different cutt off settings)
Hi!
I just uploaded a stick programming manual into the files tab above, check it out. The names in the manual suggest it's for different controllers, but this works for all turnigy programmable esc.
Alternatively, it is always easier to program with a card.
The recognition is automatic.
Take care!
Basics use higher quality FETs than the Plush's. Tactfrequency of these is slightly slower than the Plush Series
Other than that the hardware is identical, and you can use them both.
Plush is the most common to use in quads, but i use basics in a quad, and they work fine.
I use TURNIGY BESC Programming Card with PRODUCT ID: TR_PC on these, if on Backorder, just order anyways a nd pay, so you be one of the first to recieve 1 when back in Store. Or find another ONline Seller like ebay maybe to get faster. Like this INfo? Then please let me get rewarded. Thank you
Hi Deno, I am using 3 18A Plush and 3 25A Basic Turnigy ESCs on 1 of my Hexas i build. Reason was that i had the Plush on a Tricopter i destroyed and wanted to build up a Hexa and Plush was on BAckorder, so since i was in a Hurry i just ordered me some of these and they work fine together. Only trhing you have to look out for is that the Tactfrequency of these is glightly slower than the PLUSH Series. On a OpenPilot CopterControlboard i have the Rate set to 300hz instead
Thank you dude, that was the answer i have been waiting.i had 4 plush 25A escs on my quadrocopter, now i am using one 40A plush for it(crashed 2 times until i got it work with the other escs simultaneous)ly but i will be building an octocopter and need escs, and now the plush and basic escs are out of stock
I still order if they are out of Stock, that way i am always in the List of PPL t o have them send first when a new Batch arrives. Did the same thing with the 6A Plush f or my Nano Quad i am fixing to build as soon as my CNC Guy gets the rest of the Material needed. My 6A Plush were send about 2 weeks after ordering them while on Backorder.
yes i know and i bought the plush 25s even thought they are out of stock, but it is been 2 weeks now, and i change my order right now, thank you for your help
I noticed that the Basics use higher quality FETs than the Plush's. (International Rectifier if I recall correctly) Other than that the hardware is identical. Notice how the "Basic" ones cost more! You get what you pay for. Loosing an ESC on a quad is no fun!
I recommend that HK web developers implement functionality that would be not answer the question proposed to her and just disappear from the list of questions of our accounts, so we can do a better job.
Could also be filtered the questions where the best answer already as been chosen.
Unregistered users (Customer) should not be able to ask questions because they could not choose the best answer and give the 20c to someone.
Hi, I'm using this esc on a gt250 heli, problem is I'm unsure on the programming. Can anyone help by giving me the correct settings (terminology) for a heli. Not sure what soft start is on the set up list, and fast throttle response. When i give a little throttle she just spins then eventually calms. I can't seem to slowly bring the rotor up to speed.
Please please, any help would be great Thanks John
Hey, sorry to say but the soft start on the Basic and Plush ESC's are pretty ***r. Soft start is supposed to slowly s***l up the motor so you don't whip the blades all over and/or strip the main gear on a heli. This isn't what you want to hear but there's not much you can do about the "soft" start. For that reason I restrict the use of innexpensive ESC's like the TGY Basic, Plush, Mystery, Blueline to planes etc. For my helis I run higher $ stuff. I've been very impressed with Align ESC's (I run
I recommend that HK web developers implement functionality that would be not answer the question proposed to her and just disappear from the list of questions of our accounts, so we can do a better job. Could also be filtered the questions where the best answer already as been chosen. Unregistered users (Customer) should not be able to ask questions because they could not choose the best answer and give the 20c to someone.
I have such problem: when I connected this ESC to reciver and motor (TR 28-30B 14A 1050Kv Brushless Outrunner), after 3 short and 1 long beeps the motor start moving in sort opposite directions. How can I solve this disfuntion?
I recommend that HK web developers implement functionality that would be not answer the question proposed to her and just disappear from the list of questions of our accounts, so we can do a better job. Could also be filtered the questions where the best answer already as been chosen. Unregistered users (Customer) should not be able to ask questions because they could not choose the best answer and give the 20c to someone.
Thanks for all your previous help, and now I need a bit more please...I have everything connected, LiPo's are at 12 volts I get the start up song from the ESC but then one second beeps that do not quit? The directions on the ESC are very ***r but it says when that happens there is something wrong with the power supply too much or too little? I do not think this is the case? When it beeps I can see the prop move just a little but will not turn...I reversed the wires on the motor just to see if that would help and it did the same thing..Thus nothing works not even the servos and my transmitter on or off does not make any difference...I do not know where to begin to check things out? I did not program the ESC as my transmitter is not able to send any signals I think this is because the ESC is blocking power to the receiver as well as the motor? Transmitter is fully charged as well. Any thoughts on this are greatly appreciated...Thanks Robert
ALWAYS I mean ALWAYS turn the transmitter on first before connecting the batery and vice versa when you quit flying. and make sure that the throttle is at bottom position.
Ok, that being said It might also be that throttle stick isn't all the way down. The ESC has to register the lowest throttle position before it can work. If you have a so called computer radio like futaba 4ex you can set the EPA in the transmitter settings close to 0. When it registers the lowest point the beeping will stop.
Do you get the a tone after the song/tone stops when you plug in the battery? It should automatically count the number of lipo cells. For example if you have a three cell lipo it should make 3 three beeps after the song finishes. If it doesn't make that sound it isn't registering the number of lipos. You might be able to set it manually by programming the ESC. Do as the instructions say. Turn on the transmitter, move throttle stick to up position, plug in battery. The ESC should make a special tone after the initial one. Now you are in program mode. After you hear two short beeps move throttle stick to bottom, after that when you hear 1 beep and move the stick back up. Then exit the programming mode as per instructions.
You might want to check that you have plugged the servo lead to the receiver the right way around. If it ain't plugged the right way around nothing will work since the signal isn't going through.
Thanks again for you help..Wow you really know you stuff! It turns out to be the new transmitter I purchased and it was an inexpensive one. The antenna has a bad connection so I will have to get that replaced, or see if I can fix it? Then I will use your instructions when that problem is solved. If you had not told me to turn it on first I would have never solved the problem. When I turned it on according to your instructions it started to work a bit when I pushed the antenna to one side..Thanks again..Sure wish this site had a PM on it (private message) Then we would not have to take up this space....Lee
Thanks and good to hear that you found the problem! One shouldn't think cheap when choosing a transmitter.
Have you extended the antenna wire of the receiver all the way so that it's hanging freely in the tail? The antenna wire should be as straight as possible and not curled up or crossing itself.
Ps: I only just started R/C-stuff this june :) check wattflyer website. It will help you alot in the future problems.
Jari-Pekka: Once again my thanks I understand now the way to set it up...I was able to get the picture as well which made it even easier to follow...Thanks again for all your help........Robert
Type wattflyer into google and read their forums there. It has helped me a great deal.
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This is an adequate ESC at a decent price, as long as you don't plan to use it at anywhere near the stated rating.
It gets hot and starts dropping current due to FETs overheating after a less than a minute at 18A. The sustained current seems to be app. 15A.
Depending on what you are trying to achieve, this could be a slightly better deal compared to a name-brand 18A ESC. But definitely not all that much of a bargain compared to e.g. Castle' ThunderBird series.
I use this with my Multiplex Minimag and a Turnigy TR 35-30C 1100kv outrunner. I have 4 servos on the plane, and one gyro. The BEC got very hot, so I had to add a UBEC in addition to this ESC. That worked just fine.
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