Esc

[garrettgajewski]

does anybody know of a place where I can get a dual esc that is capable of running up to 10s so I can use Enertions SPACE battery? Would prefer to pay under 150ish. Thanks

 

[chuttney1]

Very unlikely to find one that has great reliability, takes 10s battery, and under $150. One product is the Alien Power Systems dual esc and takes the voltage of a 10s battery, but breaks your budget. Best to read reviews. Option two is the Vedder's ESC (VESC), but this is still in development and benefits outweigh current speed controllers on the market. Price of VESC is not set. Only drives one motor. You can try to find a used dual ESC.

 

[sl33py]

I personally would go VESC (but will be more than 150 for 2).

I tried to go with the dual 120a that was supposed to be 8s, but actually only does 7s and had to return it. They are rebranded/customized Flier ESC's and i've heard have a lot of issues. I returned mine unopened after discovered it wouldn't do the full 8s as sold. Took a month of arguing but Bruno refunded the full amount and changed the description to 7s max. Snide comments aside he was a standup guy and made it right. I'd still avoid the ESC's and stick to his other items.

 

[garrettgajewski]

Enertion used to have dual esc's for I believe 118; however, with Enertions new SPACE batteries, the esc's no longer can support the batteries. The dual esc's haven't been available for quite a while, so I think they might be under the development of a new esc! Don't take my word though.

 

[torqueboards]

I sell dual escs but you would use two single 12S esc's in parallel but they aren't $150. Can't really get two 12S ESCs for $150. I would suggest the ones I have and/or VESC. If you can get VESC -- VESC is the way to go.