Turnigy 20A brushed ESC with stock motor?

[djpatrick]

Hi All,

I have a SC which I want to convert to 2.4Ghz using brushed stock motor (OT-RK-390PH-5132). I have a receiver - Spektrum AR610 - and a Turnigy 20A brushed ESC. Question is - is the ESC rated high enough to run the motor, receiver and 2x servos? I don't intend upgrading / adding further servos just 3 channels for now.
Thanks for any guidance/help with this - as you can probably tell I'm new to the SC Club site and making any changes - have been happily flying the SC for 2+ years but now is time to bind to the Spektrum transmitter so I don't need to carry so much around.

Thanks

ADDED: I found the motor specs as follows from here:

Voltage: 8.4
No load speed: 18100
No load current(A): 0.85
Max efficiency speed: 20700
Max efficiency current(A): 5.5
Output@max efficiency: ~30W
Stall current(A): 40

[flydiver]

Sure. The stock ESC in there is probably around 13A. Horizon does not (will not!) publish data on it.

Remarkable digging to get those motor stats.