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TURNIGY K-Force 100A Brushless ESC any good for 10c

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Old 04-01-2010, 07:01 PM
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Default TURNIGY K-Force 100A Brushless ESC any good for 10c

are these good enough to fly a 2450w motor on 10c? I'm new to this and trying to save a few bucks. Any other good cheap ESC's for 2M pattern?
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Default RE: TURNIGY K-Force 100A Brushless ESC any good for 10c

No, no, no! Maximum 6 Lipo cells.

Specification:
Output: Continuous 100A, burst 150A up to 10 seconds.
Input Voltage: 2-6 cells lithium battery or 5-18 cells NIMH battery.
BEC: Switching mode DC-DC regulator. [email protected] or 3A@6V switchable by user progromming.
Control Signal Transmission: Optically coupled system.
Max Speed:
2 Pole: 210,000rpm
6 Pole: 70,000rpm
12 Pole: 35,000rpm
Size: 70mm (L) * 34mm (W) * 16mm (H).
Weight: 82g.
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Default RE: TURNIGY K-Force 100A Brushless ESC any good for 10c

so that amp rating is meaningless?
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Default RE: TURNIGY K-Force 100A Brushless ESC any good for 10c


ORIGINAL: tph1

so that amp rating is meaningless?
No, the amp rating is the amount of current the ESC can handle at up to 6S, or 22.2v. So, that means the ESC can handle 100 Amps, 150 Amps burst, at a max voltage of 22.2 Volts.
It's not meaningless, VERY important actually.

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