HiModel 4s-8s 200 amp esc

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  • bustitup
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    What motor and did u use LVC?

    Originally posted by tth View Post
    I use the Himodel 200a on 6s2p in my delta force 33" mono. I did purchase mine with water cooling. No overheating issues at all.

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  • tth
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    I use the Himodel 200a on 6s2p in my delta force 33" mono. I did purchase mine with water cooling. No overheating issues at all.

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  • U.L. HYDRO DRIVER ICE
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    Could I use the hi model 200amp on a neu 1521 1860kv 4s1p in 1/10 scale hydro

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  • FastVee
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    Section 3 - COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
    NAME CAS RN %
    1-methoxy-2-propanol 1320-67-8. 10-30
    n-butyl acetate 123-86-4 10-30
    ethyl acetate 141-78-6 1-20
    hydrocarbon propellant 68476-85-7. 20-60


    Maybe this is what it is made of

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  • matti1983
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    Originally posted by FastVee View Post
    Thanks Paul!

    Matti, is this the spray you have? http://www.wurth.com.au/msds/0893_70.htm
    i think it is...

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  • FastVee
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    Thanks Paul!

    Matti, is this the spray you have? http://www.wurth.com.au/msds/0893_70.htm

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  • matti1983
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    Here is wurths chemical catalogue and in page 41 is that chemical that i have used "Kontakti SL" is chemicals name. I can`t find any english version of this catalogue but i hope this helps some how. http://www.arolatec.com/uploads/Wurt...empparit06.pdf

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  • 785boats
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    FastVee
    I use your second option on all my setups. Plug the negative from one battery into the positive of the other battery. Then the other two wires into the ESC.
    This eliminates extra wire & extra connections.
    Of course this means that you need a male & female plug on each battery & the ESC.
    There are a few different schools of thought on this setup but the way I do it is-

    Female on the positive lead of the battery.
    Male on the negative lead of the battery.
    Female on the negative lead of the ESC.
    Male on the positive lead of the ESC.

    Here's a pic. Its the Aquacraft package but the same applies to all ESC. My HiModel ones are done the same way.
    Cheers'
    Paul.
    Attached Files

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  • domwilson
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    Here is an easy to understand interactive page... http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/wiring.php

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  • FastVee
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    This may be another stupid question, but how do you guys connect 2x 2s packs on the esc?

    -on sv esc there is 2 male deans and connecting wire to make series connection.

    On HM esc there is only one positive and one negative lead.

    Do you make a jumper wire that you use, or plug battery 1 positive wire to battery 2 negative and then plug this "one 4s pack" on the esc? -using bullets of course.

    It does not make a difference I guess, but wanted to ask...

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  • ksm2001
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    Originally posted by FastVee View Post
    Do you have that 4/8 one? if so, do you use the internal bec?
    I use the 4/8 on the DF29 and use the internal bec, works great

    Ken

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  • FastVee
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    Yes, that´s the reason I cant get that corrosion-x.

    I´m sure that Matti will soon reply with the Wurth product info.

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  • ED66677
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    I know Wurth but I did not know they make this kind of material! Any reference or name of the product?
    EDIT : I think Steve can't ship any chemicals overseas, FastVee is in Finland!

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  • bustitup
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    I sprayed mine with corrosianX...... steve has it

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  • FastVee
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    It is quality stuff, industrial grade.

    Brand is WURTH, may not be that known out there, but locally it is the best brand there is.(usually ). They make bolts,cleaners,paint...pretty much everything.

    Matti1983 promised to ad more info here later.

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