using higher amp esc? problem or not?
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lets say I have 300 motor and 7.2V 2000mah battery.
I guess 10mah esc is recommanded.
if I use 30mah esc, what would be the consequence?
I guess 10mah esc is recommanded.
if I use 30mah esc, what would be the consequence?
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What you meant to ask was is a 30amp ESC ok to use in place of a 10amp ESC.
The answer is yes. The only penalty is extra weight but there may be many benefits.
One benefit is a cooler ESC for demanding 3D applications. Another is that sometimes certain ESC ranges are less money.
I have many applications where the ESC is much over-rated for the application and my power levels don't care about the little added weight.
On micro-flight applications, the additional weight is a higher concern.
The answer is yes. The only penalty is extra weight but there may be many benefits.
One benefit is a cooler ESC for demanding 3D applications. Another is that sometimes certain ESC ranges are less money.
I have many applications where the ESC is much over-rated for the application and my power levels don't care about the little added weight.
On micro-flight applications, the additional weight is a higher concern.