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"Aahz." <ErickKilmer-at-comcast.net> |
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Re: speed controllers [TANKS] |
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Date: |
Thu, 12 Jul 2007 17:07:05 -0700 |
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tanks-at-rctankcombat.com |
Gary Warren wrote:
> Aahz..
>
> Take a hard look at the Victor 885's, They can take 120 Amps
> continuous, where the 883 is only rated at 60A. I use them in my
> combat bot, and have never smoked one. I am using 2 per motor on
> Magmotor S28-150's which pull almost 400A at stall. They are a little
> more money than the 883, but worth it in my book. I have been using
> the Victor speed controllers in all my bots since 2001, and have had
> very good luck with them. I have had a few problems, but they were
> mostly self inflicted.
>
> Gary
That makes me feel better, two Victor 885's is still cheaper than
one high end Vantec. Mostly I'm worried because I know this tank is
going to weigh a ton and need some real power to move it at any
reasonable rate. I can't go half way and expect not to let the magic
smoke out of things. Right now, without the batteries or any sort
electronics or paintball equipment it weighs 150 lbs.
Aahz.