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Post by BushFlyer on Apr 9, 2014 20:31:12 GMT 1
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Post by hghost on Apr 10, 2014 3:23:50 GMT 1
The factory ESC is made as a unit with the Rx , you would have to install a brushed ESC and have another Receiver to take the place of what is there now.
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Post by BushFlyer on Apr 13, 2014 6:43:51 GMT 1
I know that m8, I'm asking if the one I chose is appropriate
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Post by kenninny on Apr 13, 2014 14:32:58 GMT 1
I think it will work, now you need a receive
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Post by flydiver on Apr 13, 2014 19:03:54 GMT 1
Has anyone successfully tried using the stock RX with a separate brushed ESC?
You could get power to the servos but I'm not sure the throttle would work. The ESC control+power lead needs to plug into the throttle port on the RX but I think that's internal-part of the hard wired circuit.
Usually people just get everything new and go brushless.
Some don't want that big of a jump or expense to so try to stay brushed with the stock motor and get a new RX and ESC. You can use the RX down the road anyway as long as you stay Spektrum. Brushed ESC is likely not going to be used again.
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Post by BushFlyer on Apr 17, 2014 5:11:32 GMT 1
What I'm just using is a turnigy 9x stock 8ch rx and a 30amp (i decided to go a bit larger than 20amp just in case that was a little too underpowered) also I'm using a turnigy battery thats identical to the stock hobbyzone one.
Ps dsmx/dsm/dsm2 technology is dreadful
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