What is the max continuous amp draw for this esc?
321380
not sure but I run 3s 30 c on mine with 50c burst rate and runs good I have all so run 4s with 60 c and seemed to be ok
1620616
It depends on your esc. There are different cards for diff cards for diff esc.
1461012
the stock battery that it comes with fits perfectly also an 8.4 and an 11.1 will fit without any mods done to it. And yes the esc could handle of a maximum of 11.1v battery. I would recommend the 11.1v 25c. Just as long as you keep the battery harness in it. Oh yea and it does cone with extra foam im guessing that its for any mods that is done to it.
1330868
The supply brick says 0.35 max (amps, presumably). It only puts out 3 A at 5 V, so the actual draw is probably closer to 0.2 A.
1536503
Trying to draw 100% of the rated load of a power supply is not a good idea. Especially with these cheap power supplies, I wouldn't go over 80%. According to Joseph's measurements, the terminals are off the same bus so depending on the design, shorting them wouldn't help anyway.
151450
The motor will handle 3 s lipo but the esc is only rated for 2 s lipo. That battery will burn up the esc
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Found this: http://www.larsonelectronics.com/images/product/specsheet/45291.pdfLooks like 4.7 amps
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Maximum output RMS 20W, Frequency response 100HZ-13KHZ, Operating voltage 7.4V
726429
I would think 5 amp * 120 V = 600 Watts. At 80% efficiency this would output 480 Watts. 480 watss / 12v = 40 AMPS. So maximum draw would be 40 Amps on the DC side. The compressor should have a built-in fuse rated 12 amps. If the 5 AMP is on the output side then maximum 60 Watts output. I don't think this is enough for a compressor.BTW does anyone know if the 5AMP is in on the input or output side ?
1091265
I would recommend at least a 2S lipo battery, you won't be sorry. Tested with a NiMh, but I got a lot more power and runtime with a 2S lipo. I didn't bother to reprogram the ESC just to have the NiMh as a spare, so it's been in storage ever since.
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From my understanding you can hook whatever you want to it. The esc only sends an allotted amount to the receiver. I currently have a 14.8v 3300 mah that is on a DYNAM SMART TRAINER. It works fantastic.
1661784
Converting the 2300 watts continuous, and 4600 watts peak to amps, below is the max amps for both.19.16 amps continuous and 38.33 peak amps.
472414
It sounds like you are building something heavy-duty. The largest one I have built used a 750 watt. I found the engineering first class and the performance solid. I would buy it again. Built like a gamer, it's still running well after two years. On a smaller machine, the tickler starting circuit failed and they sent me a new PSU, postage paid. Your UPS needs to produce a full sine wave for it, is all. That's what Thermaltake told me, anyway. Good Luck.
65079
Check on wench data plate to find max amp draw and use this switch if draw does not exceed 30 amps. If wench CAN draw more, a power relay must be used along with this switch. Also motor reversing relays are available but can be a little pricey
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DC Output : 19 V with max. 1.58 A current. If this is what you are looking for.
165365
As far as I know you can hook it up to an 8s or 2 4s in series, as for farads I couldn't tell you but the esc says max 34 volts.
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2s lipo for sure, 3s will run hot and cause the esc to do a thermal shutdown after about 2 mins on a Stampede 4x4 geared 11/52 with proline trenchers