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xracer550

xracer550

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I am new to Brushless motors , I would like to know if they have a trigger type of speed controller ?, right now all I can do is start & stop ,
My project is 24 v thruster motor with PC board & a old sawzall switch .
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Hi @xracer550 ! Welcome to RCTALK.COM!!!
It looks like you've got a bit of project happening there!
Are you lookng for a speed control that you can use to run a brushless motor without using a radio system?
Is that your battery with all those wires cut off???
Maybe I'm paranoid but I'd get those insulated ASAP!
What are you building with this stuff???
 
Thanks , I want to be able to control speed by a trigger , I can go up & down with the knob , Variable torque trigger ? I will look at that

CertifiedMike said:
Hi @xracer550 ! Welcome to RCTALK.COM!!!
It looks like you've got a bit of project happening there!
Are you lookng for a speed control that you can use to run a brushless motor without using a radio system?
Is that your battery with all those wires cut off???
Maybe I'm paranoid but I'd get those insulated ASAP!
What are you building with this stuff???
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Yes & yes , The wires are what they came with , I can't tell you yet .
 
xracer550 said:
Thanks , I want to be able to control speed by a trigger , I can go up & down with the knob , Variable torque trigger ? I will look at that


Yes & yes , The wires are what they came with , I can't tell you yet .
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The majority of electric drills are variable speed/torque. I imagine this is achieved via a potentiometer but I could be wrong. If you could find a spare drill laying around it could be with a shot!
 
Beer_Goggles_RC said:
The majority of electric drills are variable speed/torque. I imagine this is achieved via a potentiometer but I could be wrong. If you could find a spare drill laying around it could be with a shot!
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I used a trigger from a sawzall it goes on & off but I can only control speed with the nob (pot) on the PC board , I want to control speed with my hand ( all electronics will be inclosed in waterproof box )
 

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