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TURNIGY marine ESCs are built with USA IR mosFETs for long run times and less heat. Boat escs have a different requirement to air or car escs. Their need for sustained high-amp draw makes plane escs unsuitable and car escs with large amp spike capability, unnecessary. Thats why TURNIGY marine escs are designed purely for boats, and coated in anti-static then water resistant laquer to prevent shorting should the esc get wet. They can handle sustained high amp/volt loads and handle heat better than a car or plane esc.
What makes this ESC better than others? -Well designed MCU, with efficient code makes for faster sync and accurate timing.
-Fast clock cycle MCU combined with efficient code means 100,000rpm cpu cycle* -Efficient FETs reduce heat and deliver sustained switching at high amp/voltage. -Well designed PCB (6 layer) and circuit diagram handles high-amp without burnout. -Large motor comptability. Smooth starts, linear throttle curve.
-Active water cooled heatsink that actually works.
Programmable settings; Reverse Low Voltage (none/2.6v/2.8v/3v/3.2v/3.4v) Brake: (none/soft/hard) Timing (0.00/3.75/7.50/11.25/15.00/18.75/22.50/26.25)
Constant Current: 60A Burst Current: 380A Resistance: .0007ohm Battery: 2-3SLipoly BEC: 6v/ 1.5A Motor Type: Sensorless Brushless Size: 31.5 x 27.5 x 16mm Weight: 32g
Im confused...is this esc capable running 6 and 7 lipos? Programsettings say one thing, and Battery options other?? Hobbyking, you are either slow upstairs, or payment Wage are too poor.
May be these is the motor that you mentioned PRODUCT ID: 4800-2040SL..that motor you can use the TM 35A esc but with these 60A esc it is more the enough..hope this help.
The BEC of this ESC has output same voltage as the LiPo i connect to it. It fried my RX 2 times... I have to remove the middle cable (Red) and use external BEC.
It works fine for 2 runs, and then it totally died. Let my boat in the middle of the lake, the ESC shrink tube is make a square hole because of veryhot IC in it. I pick this ESC for quality and long lifetime guaranted. Totally wasted of money...
I have the turnigy 5.0 5000mah 2c. Which female connector would I need? Please forgive my ignorance as I am new at this:) and for connecting to the battery these XT60 do they just plug into the bullet connectors? or solder them? I would prefer not to solder the battery for interchangeability reasons.
Thanks
Hi Guys, I'm new at this. I got my new Turnigy lipo and Marine 60A esc. I would like to know what type pf connectors I would need. On the esc there is 3 bullet connectors and 2 wires (black and red).. On the LIPO it has a balck and red bullet connector. I like to use connectors I dont have to soder if possible. Thx,
You need the XT60 Female Connector for the ESC, pls see PRODUCT ID: XT60 (make sure it's identical to ur battery).
U will also need a 4MM shrink tube, a soldering iron, and some tenol. It's really easy to attach the connector.
Yes, it will work with 3S setups...
Just make sure ur son's boat doesnt draw more than 60A for each motor. And this esc is good to go...
Im using this ESC with my Centurion Cat, it draws 55A in 4S and 35A in 3S. I'm using B2445 3500kv motor with 32mm P1.4 prop. The ESC runs very cool too.
You can see the FILES tab above... there's a manual in there...
You can also see the manual that comes with ur ESC. It's really easy to program, u just need to listen to the BEEP-BEEP Sound...
Trust me, i'm a newbie too...
I used an XT60 connector for the battery as this connector is common with some batteries from HK. The motor connectors are 3.5mm which is pretty common for that size motor.
Yes, agree with Hammond & Charles...
This ESC is easy to program... Just listen to the beep sounds... You can read the manual comes with it, it's easy to learn. No rocket scientist needed here...
Help... My ESC 3wires which connected to Rx has the same voltage as my battery... If i measure the black & red it shows 14.8v, black and signal cable show about 5v. I use a 4S battery.
I dont know why that happened, but i think my Rx has just burnt away... Pls help.
2S 65-130C lipo for me should be ok because it is rated up to 3S and 4S will be ok too..but make sure to use 5.5 bullet connector or bigger/better in order to handle that big current draw..hope this help.
Just got my ESC. Im wondering what Receiver to use? Is there a good waterproof receiver that comes as a kit including a transmitter for sale here on hobby king? What should I get?
plenty mate look under tx/rx if its for a speed boat the hobby king gun grip transmiters and recevers are great and a great price too! recevers are always a bit dodgy round water always put them in a baloon or a condom and seal the end with a rubber band or rip ties, dont use plastic as it sweats and you will get moisture build up and it will ruin your recever
it dosent matter, the best way to get an real water proof esc its removing the heat sink and plastic and painted with epoxy resin and later sand where was the heat sink and put it again, believeme i build submarines
Balloons work with a piece of bread or silicon or a piece of roll towel, don't laugh. Also i found using saran wrap did best with a piece of roll towel.**-Waterproof esc- that's a real bug-a-lou for boaters. Now Andy Kunz with his brushed escs used 270 liquid and it did the job. I used a HK esc and Corrosion-x and you know what happened. dead duck. Now Jr. brushed rx's with Corrosion-x worked out great. There has to be an answer as i tried HK esc earlier in my post and told you the results.I just wonder if Corrosion-x was left to dry for x-amount of time is the answer. My wallet is empty.
How is the ESC programmed when it arrives?
Lipo Cut-Off??
Reverse?
Timing?
please help me, i read that the programming card comes almost always broken!
According to the included manual for this ESC that I recived a few days ago, the default settings are, Running mode,Forward Only LiPo cells, Auto Calculate LowVoltage Cutoff, 3,2V/Cell Timing, 15 degrees
The first manual under the "files" tab is not up-to-date...
its very friendly the program interface without the card dont be scared its not like some esc that you need to be a musican to set it up
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The Turnigy Marine 60A ESC is a great ESC paired perfectly with the Turnigy Marine motor TR 28-45 3600kv you can order here. I use them with 4S A123 batteries (13.2volts) inside a custom modified 30" Mastercraft wakeboard Boat. It is too powerful...
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It stays cool. Ive tested it on a Flyware Shark7 on 7 nihms in a eco and it stays cool and can handle the 8-poler.(With this Setup you get to the Rpm border of every ESC) Turnigy Programm Card does not function on this ESC. but Its a good deal!
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works fine , stay cold , mounted on a seajet from robbe with the truningy watrcooled motor . is very soft sart. with 3xa123 cells gives a lot of power. nice power chain. i'd rather like to have bigger capacity batteries but that's life ! recommanded
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Easy to program once you figure out you have to turn it off after programming each value. Runs cool and doesn't seem to have a problem pushing a 31" Deep-V. Good throttle control and I haven't had a problem with low speed maneuvering. Good ESC for the money.
I'm using this esc in a reef racer 2:) Fits no worries. Motor is HXT2445 - 3790kv, battery 2s 1050MaH 40c rhino. Everything else stock, stock prop, & my old AM radio. Our first run produced much laughter as the little reef racer took off like a rat up a drain pipe. FAR TOO MUCH POWER, but most excellent fun:) No heat with this baby in a mini boat. Very safe. We ran the boat in salt water in tiny surf @ Botany Bay. Full power off the mark just barrel rolled the beast. We abused the reef racer to the max for 5 minutes till the stock servo had enough:( Great esc in my setup. I would be no where near 60 amp and she'll handle 120!! Also fast postage option to Sydney was here in 2 working days:) Good work Hobby King, thanks. Recommend plusplusplus
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