Align ESC with governor
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I am flying my Trex CCPM for a few months now. I have the standard Align motor and standard Align 25A ESC without governor. I want to buy an ESC with a governor. I read a lot of awfull things about the CC phoenix 35A BEC, and it seems you're best of with a seperate BEC if using this ESC. So what about the Align ESC rated at 35A with governor. Who has experience with these. They are a lot cheaper than the CC esc's, but do they also have problems with the BEC and how well does the governor function perform? I know the Jazz ESC's are quite good, but they cost twice as much as the Align esc's and I really don't want to spend that much money on it.
Greetz,
Nick
Greetz,
Nick
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I'm running mine (Align 35G) in non governor mode now. I got better punch and no tailwag at all after I switche to non governor. Also the electrics don't tend to overspeed as easy as a IC engine.
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Ah, can you elaborate as to why not run it in governor mode? Because that is the main reason I would buy a new ESC. A governor (if it works well) makes programming flight modes so much easier.
[EDIT]: just read the reply of Giaffa. That's too bad. I guess I'll need too search an other ESC with a decent governor ...
[EDIT]: just read the reply of Giaffa. That's too bad. I guess I'll need too search an other ESC with a decent governor ...
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i was just at the align web site and they list 2, 35 amp esc. one is listed as having a 6 volt bec would this allow you better servo speed and not need a seperate bec like the medusa