The TEU-107BK ESC is a tight forward/reverse electronic rate controller (ESC) for R/C vehicles. The TEU-107BK ESC works with AA batteries among other power sources. Also, ahead, and direct reverse function would work for beginners to control radio control automobiles.
• Features direct reverse procedure.
• The following seven setups are selected.
1. forward and 2-level reverse (ahead: 100%, reverse: 50percent and brake)
2. forward and 2-level reverse (forward: 100per cent, reverse: 100% and brake)
3. forward: 100percent and braking system (*)
4. forward and direct reverse (ahead: 100%, reverse: 100per cent and braking system)
5. forward and direct reverse (forward: 100%, reverse: 50percent and braking system)
6. ahead and direct reverse (ahead: 100per cent, reverse: 100% no braking system)
7. forward and direct reverse (forward: 100%, reverse: 50% and no braking system)
*Reverse function is disabled.
• Button permits easy environment of forward/reverse high points and basic place.
• Low voltage protection function limits prospect of over-discharging of battery power.
• Features overheat, overload and voltage security functions.
• Alarm and LED warnings indicate no-signal status.
requirements:
• appropriate receiver: Ground-use R/C receiver with BEC
• Max continuous up-to-date (FET spec): 75A (forward / reverse)
• Power supply voltage: 4.8V-6.0V (four AA batteries)/6.6V-7.2V (Ni-Cd battery packages such as for instance 7.2V Racing Pack, LF battery packages, Ni-MH batteries) (Battery packs over 7.2V are not appropriate)
• suitable motor: brushed engines of 23T or maybe more (e.g., Sport-Tuned engine or Item 53930 Super inventory engine Type-BZ (23T))
• Please note that suitable engines vary based on power, and brushless motors are not compatible.
• Receiver output: BEC 6V (minimum assured value)/3A
• Dimensions: 32.2x33.8x17mm (excluding protruding sections)
• Weight: 42.5g
• suitable for Tamiya 1/10 R/C models which use 7.2V or 6.6V rushing Pack and R/C models designed to use four AA batteries.
• Note: don't use AA batteries and Type 540 engine together.
• Note: Using AA batteries just isn't sufficient to provide power to carry hefty R/C kits.
