Hey guys I wanna buy a LRP brushed esc for my truck running a 15T 540 motor but the specs on the esc say "over 15 turns" for the motor limit, does this mean it can or cannot handle my 15T motor? Just seems a little confusing to me the way they worded it. Any clarification would help thanks.
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I too was curious on this question, here is the specific specs to this esc, just wanna make sure it will handle what hes got.
LRP´s exclusive A.I. Automatic Setup
Fail Safe System
Forward/Reverse speed control
100% waterproof
25 years warranty
Plug-in-and-Drive
3x Multi Protection System
4, 5 and 6 cells
BEC / Electric power supply of the receiver 5.0V
Set-up Procedure automatic
Fail Safe System yes
Weight 19.0g
Size 26.0 x 26.0 x 15.7mm
High frequency yes
Motorlimit over 15 Turns
Multi-Protection-System yes
Voltage Input 4.8-7.2V
Connectors Standard Tamiya Stlye
Rated Current 75 A
Typical Voltage Drop @20A 0.144V
forward/brake/reverse yes
Waterproof yes
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Just wanna know if she can handle 15t
LRP´s exclusive A.I. Automatic Setup
Fail Safe System
Forward/Reverse speed control
100% waterproof
25 years warranty
Plug-in-and-Drive
3x Multi Protection System
4, 5 and 6 cells
BEC / Electric power supply of the receiver 5.0V
Set-up Procedure automatic
Fail Safe System yes
Weight 19.0g
Size 26.0 x 26.0 x 15.7mm
High frequency yes
Motorlimit over 15 Turns
Multi-Protection-System yes
Voltage Input 4.8-7.2V
Connectors Standard Tamiya Stlye
Rated Current 75 A
Typical Voltage Drop @20A 0.144V
forward/brake/reverse yes
Waterproof yes
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Just wanna know if she can handle 15t
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Usually you can use the limit of turns on the ESC. The 15 turn motor will put a bit of a load on it, but it should work fine.
Not sure if anyone has used or dealt with the LRP escs but I hear they are a tuff little unit also.
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Well I just would like to confirm the limit of turns for this esc, if its 15 than its all good and I wouldnt mind putting a load on it but if the limit is higher I wouldnt want to risk it even if it would work fine because with my luck it wouldnt. Does anybody know for sure????
I'm pretty sure the limit is over 15t, so that means the limit is 15t
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From what I am reading you would be able to run a 15 or more turn motor, but nothing lower like 12 turn, it is meant for a basic stock application,
