i need help !!!setting up electronics on brusier

[anthguteirrez]

:help:i need help setting up the electronics on my bruiser i was using the mech. speed control but can get it to work properly so i wanna change to a esc! anyone know post a reply i have a 750 motor let me knowo thanks!

[william]

just about any reversing ESC will work with the 750 motor

If it states it can handle a 27 turn 540 it'll handle the bruisers very timid 750.

Duratrax makes a couple ESC's you can buy for under 60 bucks that'll do fine

That is the one good thing about that 750, it's so timid as long as a s ESC works with 27 turn 540 stock motors it'll work in the bruiser/mounty.

[anthguteirrez]

cool i appreciate it!!! im ready to really drive this thing i tried using it with the mech. esc and it took off and i broke bumper mounts!!! for shame ha thanks

[Suprachrgd82]

Supra would probably look for an LRP F1 or higher end ESC with no limit.

The Bruiser is a collector piece, and in order to give it the best protection possible, Supra would definitely opt for a good ESC and quality radio.

The LRP F1, for example, is designed to run high loads, and is equipped with a large heatsink. It will allow you pass a lot of current and amperage without cooking. Even one of the higher end Runner ESCs will be a good choice because they are water proof. It will be less prone to thermal shutdown,and will supply steady voltage to 2-3 channels.

[anthguteirrez]

shoot! i already bought the duratrax sprint which works with 27 turn huh ill be cautious then.....i was looking and i wanted to buy one asap but ill probably end up dishing the money and buy a higher end one

[Mouton]

anthguteirrez, the Duratrax is probably fine.

Safety and control (over glitches) derives from a reliable radio system, not a top notch ESC. Your model will not be "safer" with the top models from Novak or LRP than a standard ESC. However, a good radio system might be able to surpress glitches better than cheaper offerings.

Waterproofing, on the other hand is something that must be done to all electronics. So only getting a waterproof ESC is no guarantee, just a good step in the right direction. I have written another post about waterproofing the electronics to make an F-350 waterproof.

If you decide to truly treat your car as a collectors piece you will probaly not drive it in deep puddles anyway since that might break/scratch some parts....

[anthguteirrez]

:yourock:thanks i dont plan on taking my truck anywhere near puddles to expensive to fix ha