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Electronic speed controllers (ESC's) electronically regulate the voltage output from the battery to the motor on a radio controlled model from the operator's inputs made on the throttle stick on the transmitter. For aircraft the speed controller will need to be lightweight and compact, and this is now very acheivable with micro electronics. Aircraft speed controllers have no need of the bulky heatsinks that car and boat speed controllers often have, as they are air cooled. There are two types of speed controller, for brushed, or brushless motors. The limit of the ESC is rated in amps, and is usually indicated in the name. Check the motor specifications for the continuous current rating, and match the ESC to that, maybe allowing a little extra amperage for safety. Most modern ESCs have an automatic cut out protection, but this is not foolproof, and so matching the ESC to the motor is important.
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Fusion Tornado 18A Car, Boat, Aircraft Speed Controller (FS-TBL18)
Compact and lightweight. Cool Power FET technology. Safe Start, prevents the motor
starting accidentally. Low Voltage Cut-Off programmed from the battery selection that you
make in the set up procedure - NiCd, NiMH, Li-Po. Designed in conjunction with the Fusion
brushless motors, but can be used with any brushless motor.
Load Current 18A, Peak Current 22A, Dimensions(mm) 28x22x7, Weight 25g, No. of NiCD/NiMH Cells 6-12, No. of Lipo Cells 2-4, BEC @ 5.5V,
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(Prod Ref #73880)
Price: £29.99
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