Turnigy Brushless ESC 35A CAR ESC

 ALFONSO 7 points

you need and scheme?

 ALFONSO 7 points

hello, in the rc market you can find a differents kinds of ESC, for a brushed motor you need one like this: www.link remember in the specs of any esc there are the answer!! play look ever for datasheet!!

 ALFONSO 7 points

you can use 2, 2s lipos in parallel that could say more and more time to run!! i you want more speed conect max a 3s lipo!!

 ALFONSO 7 points

Claro amigo, me paso exactamente lo mismo con un buggy de escala 1/16th y no dude en adquirir este, lo bueno es que como es de 35A tiene menos riesgo de quem**** aun en las mas difí*ciles exigencias!!

 repcellpaysandu 2 points

gracias por tu ayuda

 ALFONSO 7 points

de nada amigo!!

 Arthur 11 points

It comes with no battery plug, just motor plug comes installed.

 ALFONSO 7 points

hello, for a touring car you can use a 25a esc, because normally that kind of car is small, and the space is important!!

 Nancie 59 points

yes but watch out for temps

 Chad 6 points

The 35a.

 ALFONSO 7 points

the quality is equal, but if you have space on your car buy the 45 amp ESC, because it have more resistence to high current peaks!!

 Shaq145 65 points

Yes, called Neutral range and Timming (only for sensorless motors) regards

 Carlos 7 points

I Trully recomend using this motor in your configuration: www.link

 ericmaxman 645 points

Yes, no problem.

 ericmaxman 645 points

To use with a 3S pack, you'll need to rewire the fan's wires.

 ericmaxman 645 points

The 1/16 Turnigy Monster Beetle? I feel it is a little too big.

 CreaTive 29 points

Could be because the ESC itself is 30b. But the packaging used for sending is going to add weight.

 procharged67 1 points

id say yes with a 2s lipo

 GILANG 32 points

yes u can use this esc for the donkey st380L, n it will give u more 'fun', n for safety take the 27mm size heatsink with fan for the motors.. :D

 AnthonyLong 102 points

Actually, this ESC is kinda low for Wraith. 2 points to consider (1)Wraith comes with a pinion with ID 3.175mm. (2)Sensorless ESC - so no point paying more for a sensored motor. In fact, a sensorless motor is best for a sensorless ESC. So the best deal motor (but this motor can burn out this ESC coz it can max out at 86A, so dont run your car over 5 mins. A motor that is less than 3000kv is boring on a Wraith.) www.link

 H-KING_SCOTT 5160 points

Yes,take a look in "Files",there is a manual there which explains how to programme without the card.

 Ned 6 points

i run these type of speedys in several cars and in most case dont even have the fan fitted , youll need to be running a serious motor behind these to get them hot , i run the hobbywing 13t with them and the barely get warm

 Joshua 76 points

I wouldn't worry about a fan. If you place the esc in an area with good airflow, it will cool itself as it drives.

 Joshua 76 points

Motor ESC Battery Receiver Servo(s)

 caseMasterxL 8 points

Yes, I used the HobbyWing programming box (ezrun) to program this ESC. The hobbyking and hobbywing 35A and 60A esc are identical except for the stickers.

 psycheheli 51 points

Soldering bullets for the motor is required. As is soldering on the battery connector. It is pretty easy with a bit of practice. Online vids will help. search for "innov8tive bullet" on youtube for a very good soldering vid.

 mary 2 points

thanks alot

 lachlan 1 points

no you dont it comes all made up

 Marc S 14 points

The 5 dollar Turnigy programmingcard should work just fine.

 RC_HADY 228 points

The card definitely recommend for ease of setup, just to see what is set and how easy it will be back to their default values??.

 crissan 5 points

hello wow you will get the bestest car esc, for every car esc exist only one programming card for this necessarily use this www.link

 myscreamingkids3 2 points

You can also use ez-run prgram card as this is just a repadged ez-run esc

 RLS Design & Technik GmbH 7 points

Yes with a 2S Lipo works, but do not use with a 3S Lipo, to mutch Amps.

 IgorRodriguez 8 points

Yes, work fine.

 crissan 5 points

hello, this a perfect car esc to have a faster car with a good current peak to avoid burning the driver.

 Chris 36 points

3.5 mm bullet and it has wires to solder the battery lead on to and the rx plug JR

 ian 3 points

yes it will i just programed mine its pretty solid on 1/10 7.4v, haven't tried 11.1 yet will update.

 stephen 27 points

sounds good hope 11.1 works, an you did use the Hk card to program this esc right?

 Kellyann 16223 points

K-Note72 yes it is but like a watch it is never totally. You still have the motor and batteries and wires in, wires out. So what ever you do for your motor do for the ESC. I hope this helps.

 Live_Steam_Mad 9 points

Hi, ALL wires on this Turnigy 35A car ESC are either soldered directly onto near the PCB ends (which projects outside the dustproof / waterproof seal formed by the heatsink / PCB middle / plastic case "sandwich") or are soldered to a plug whose socket is then soldered to near the PCB end. No wires AT ALL enter the casing where the internals of the ESC are, instead the PCB tracks do, which means no worries about water or dust ingress to the ESC internals. However the fan is external, which can get clogged with dirt / sand easily and be damaged (so I read), the heatsink can also get clogged up by dirt / mud / sand, leading to ESC overheating with powerful motors. I am planning to use this ESC with my Tamiya Sand Scorcher so the ESC will be put into a fair sized sealed radio box which keeps out the dirt. Cheers, Alistair G.