etti 150a analyzer will it work with???

[bbosncali]

Will the etti 150a power analyzer work with a seaking 180a? Will it give me the amp draw reading which is what I'm looking for thanks

[FE Wannabe]

Yes, it will. I have used mine on other ESCs.
The only thing it won't provide you is RPM information, since that requires a special output that is only found on the ETTI ESCs. The Volt and Amp information will be recorded no matter what ESC or motor you run as long as you keep it under 26V and 150A.
Since it is located between the batteries and the ESC, it should even work with brushed systems as well. It is just monitoring the electrical draw from your batteries.

[bbosncali]

Yes, it will. I have used mine on other ESCs.
The only thing it won't provide you is RPM information, since that requires a special output that is only found on the ETTI ESCs. The Volt and Amp information will be recorded no matter what ESC or motor you run as long as you keep it under 26V and 150A.
Since it is located between the batteries and the ESC, it should even work with brushed systems as well. It is just monitoring the electrical draw from your batteries.

Have you used it on a seaking or turnigy esc? The only reason I ask is because I contacted steve from ose and he said it will not work. Thanks for your help. I could careless about the rpms but would love to know what kind of amps I'm drawing without having to spend over $100 on an eagle tree

[FE Wannabe]

I have not specifically used it on a Seaking or Turnigy ESC, but I am confused why Steven says it wouldn't work other than he is afraid your setup might draw over 150A.

Steven has listed this power analyzer on his site with the following information:

"This can also be used with other esc's to log voltage, current and other functions, but
the rpm will not be logged."

But Steven knows more about these products than I do and provides the warranties for these items, so I would trust him more then me.

That being said, I have a Turnigy 180A at home that I would be willing to bench test the power analyzer with and let you know what happens.

[bbosncali]

That would be awsome and much apreciated