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Q: does this ESC having braking for a RC car ?
Asked by matty53937 on 2020-09-23 09:02:17
Q: does this ESC output 5v for a servo and other components?
Asked by matty53937 on 2020-04-30 04:00:56
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BG554147891 Noit doesn't. In fact care is required as the centre position is very sensitive to jitter. I used it on an old JR X347 radio with a 2.4Ghz modules and a new 2.4Ghz RX and the TX jitter is to high at the centre point . Tried it on a Flysky car transmitter and it worked fine, but there is no brake. its fwd and rev. If you want a brake function, like I did for a hovercraft twin thusters with a reverse I used the Hobbyking aerostar ESC used on the bush mule twin float plane. That works great as it won't allow reverse to engage till the motor has stopped and you can set braking force too.
2020-09-25 05:07:44 Helpful (1)