RCCanada - Canada Radio Controlled Hobby Forum - View Single Post

Francois Barbeau · 06-12-2016, 10:38 PM

Hi Twistedge, Thanks for the reply. here is the info as required :The battery pack connected to the rx is a regular 6 volt (4 1.5 v). The main batteries used to power the motors are 7.2v NIMH 4200mah from duratrax.
The receiver is a Tactic TTX404 2.4 GHZ.
I am connecting the esc to the motors first. I connect the small battery pack to the receiver and I connect the 4200 battery pack at last. Remember that the esc has an integrated bec.
The model number of the esc: there is none on the esc which is from China, bought on the internet, received as is with no package, no instructions etc. I paid approx 20$ for this item which may be the problem....but two in a row fried ???
The two small motors are using a separate esc, the same as for the back motors, but this one is still ok....and everything is brushed.

06-12-2016, 10:38 PM	#4
Francois Barbeau RCC Noob I am: Francois B Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: St-Hubert, québec Radio of choice: futaba # of RCs: 6 Feedback: 0 / 0% Posts: 12 Total Props: 0	Re: electrical problems Hi Twistedge, Thanks for the reply. here is the info as required :The battery pack connected to the rx is a regular 6 volt (4 1.5 v). The main batteries used to power the motors are 7.2v NIMH 4200mah from duratrax. The receiver is a Tactic TTX404 2.4 GHZ. I am connecting the esc to the motors first. I connect the small battery pack to the receiver and I connect the 4200 battery pack at last. Remember that the esc has an integrated bec. The model number of the esc: there is none on the esc which is from China, bought on the internet, received as is with no package, no instructions etc. I paid approx 20$ for this item which may be the problem....but two in a row fried ??? The two small motors are using a separate esc, the same as for the back motors, but this one is still ok....and everything is brushed.