RC Budget Build - HOBBYWING Quicrun Brushless Sensored System
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.พ. 2017
- After many, many requests, The RCNetwork will be doing a budget build for a 1/10th scale 2wd Buggy. The $80 Upgraded version of the Atomic V2MR was just the platform for this low budget challenge of creating a $250 ARTR Race buggy! In this video, we take a look at a budget friendly option to get a brushless, sensored electronics option for a 2wd buggy!
Click below for pricing and info on these HOBBYWING items:
HOBBYWING UPDATED 17.5 Motor: bit.ly/2WM28Qs
HOBBYWING UPDATED ESC: bit.ly/3bPyPRe
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Nice choice. Love the pre-soldered wires/motor tabs.
I can't wait to see this thing run!
Dude now we are talkin! Nice combo!
got to love hobbywing. they really have great products at a great price. I own this system and has worked flawlessly for me. great video as always
looking awesome man cannot wait to see this through i to have gone with the higher end stuff mostly used an have been lucky to get comp grade cars for half the price but this is starting look better an better every update i am considering this build! keep up the good work
Man an esc and motor for under 100$ holy crap, love this series so much, keep it up
I hear if you buy as a combo, it's $69
The RCNetwork have you seen the surpass hobby v4s? If so what do you think of it?
I am totally ready for a run video to see how well it holds up.
Good stuff
I love your videos Rich you do such a nice job man! Huge thumbs-up!
Thanks Ricky! Always good to see you in the comments!
thanks for sharing
Wow very detail good review. 👍
Thanks buddy!
Great review Rich always highly informative great sensored brushless system I'm building a budget Bomber for my buddy this will keep us under his budget 😉👍
I'm not sure this would be an ideal set up for a Bomber - it's too heavy and requires much more torque to run though solid axles
I out one in my team associated tioga cr12. Runs like a gem. Love mine.
Nice!
plenty of power for a 2's Beast I still haven't used my quick run ESC 150a one of these days👊👊👊👊👍👍👍👍👍
I have a stupid question. On your 8BL150 esc, I see its rated for 3-6s lipo. What happens if you put a 2s lipo on it?
Thank you ! What percentage for serious crawling! Guy
Rich, I've been enjoying your Videos for several years now.... I finally have my FIRST question.
I've been in the Hobby since 1985 (YES, I'm Old!!). However, this is my very FIRST Brushless System, Ever! I have been reading up on it for at least 5 years, seen LOTS of Videos, and asked questions. According to MOST of the Comments I've been reading lately, it seems like at least 98% of the Hobby is about Extreme Overkill !!! 😱😱 It's cool, just not what my 54 year old butt wants anymore. 😉
I just got a setup, that may seem tame to some..... But I really have NO Budget!
I just got a Hobbywing WP10BL60 Sensorless ESC, and a TenShock Sensorless 3660, 1750kv, 6 Pole 9 Slot Motor. It's going in a fairly Low Geared Axial Wraith..... Is the 60 Amp ESC going to be adequate for my Wraith, used as a Trail Rig with some Crawling, only momentary bursts of speed - with the 1750kv Motor??
I'm a Disabled Veteran, with very little money, this is the best I can do. However, that 6 Pole TenShock Sensorless Brushless Motor is shockingly smooth! NO noticeable Cogging, SLOW starts!! She's not quite "finished" yet. I'm just crawling around the Apartment with a Battery taped to the Roof!! 😱😜
I'll add, because I am old school, just getting back into the Hobby after an 18 year Hiatus - I STILL run NiMhs!! 😱 7.2 or 8.4 volts only..... That's as much info as I can think of. Will 60A be good?
Thanks! Carmine 🚂
Hey PMRC! Always good to see comments from long time viewers! You should be okay on that voltage - watch the temps on your ESC and be careful with your gearing. The 1750kv motor would come alive on either 3s or 4s Lipo power though....but you will need a new ESC to run that voltage.
As far as Batteries, Lipos are *dangerous* .... no matter how popular they are.
I'm waiting until I can afford Graphene or LiFe Batteries. Then yes, I suppose I'll have to move up to a 100-150A ESC.
Thank you for your reassurance!
Did you use this ESC on the track? Would you recommend it?
Great videos! Is there a big difference between 17.5 vs 10.5 vs 8.5t motors? Can't you gear up to close the speed gaps?
Hey Rich would that esc be good being paired with the Trinity punisher 17.5t timed motor on a b6d?
Hello! Do you think this motor but with 120A Quicrun ESC will be ok for 4wd 1/10 buggy (AE B64)?
Rich, would you suggest this for a 2WD Traxxas Slash basher/beater truck? I'm not looking to win any races, but the Titan 12T 550 motor gave it up a few weeks ago and I'm looking to go brushless. This jumped out at me because it's an inexpensive, fully sensored system. I'd be running 2s.
i had this motor and esc motor is decent on 2s and esc lasted about a week and stopped working
Hey I have the 10.5T for my rwd drift set up and it keeps over heating and like spitting this fluid wtf?
I have a 17.5 t sencerd brush less motor for my stampede. 4x4 , but its not as fast as it used to be with my castle 5700kv motor. so now i need to figure out a good motor bye for the stampede 4x4. I just run 2s lipos for now , but i want to go to 3s lipos later.
you'll need more torque for that stampede. I would look into a 550 sized SCT motor at least
Just wondering if this is capable to run blinks mode?
Hey Rich thanks for your videos. They have been a go to for info for my Losi Mini 8ight truggy. I have since put on a Vilenion 380 Motor, do you think this ESC would be a good or better match over my oem esc? (I know you mentioned 2wd, but that was on a 1/10th scale) Thanks for any input.
Thanks for watching, Gus! Being that the VXL motor is sensorless, I would try out the Max10 ESC: www.hobbywingdirect.com/products/ezrun-max10-esc?variant=26983763784 It will give you some more reliable power being from the EZRun series and it is sensorless.
Is there a budget combo like this that would be good to use in a Team Associated B74.1 that would be OK for competitive club racing.
1/10th scale 4wd buggies are one of the most expensive to outfit with electronics. You really are going to want a sensored set up for any type of racing. there's a big difference in sensored va sensorless. Look at the Xerun line from Hobbywing. the G3 V10 motors are in the $79 range with the Just Stock ESC Combo at $220. www.hobbywingdirect.com/collections/xerun-series
Will this be a good upgrade for my traxxas rustler right now it is brushed but the engine gave up and I am looking for a replacement I want speed and and power for jumps and hills. Thx love your channel.
I wouldn't put this in a rustler. It's too heavy. Go with the 120 for that. This is for smaller light weight buggies .you'll burn it up
What's the difference between G2 and the first version?
Hi! What the Best drag brake percentage for 17.5 t sensored in a bomber .I want to use it little bashing and crawling! Thank Guy from Quebec
I would start at 10% and go up to what you're comfortable with as far as bashing. For crawling 50%-ish is good
What are your thoughts about Trackstar from Hobbyking?
I love the Hobbywing stuff; but for this kind of budget, you would have been far better off with the Trackstar stuff from Hobby King. This ESC seems fine for 17.5T 2WD buggy. But the Trackstar stuff will get you features similar to the Xerun ESC including the ability to run modified motors but for Ezrun money. Also the end bell is locked on this motor. You could argue for mod adjustable end bell timing isn't really necessary but for 17.5T is absolutely is. Again for similar money, you can get the Trackstar motor with fully adjustable timing.
I can't fault you for staying with "Name Brand" stuff, but to completely discount Hobby King and its Trackstar brand is foolish; you can go to any race and I guarantee someone has something Trackstar or Turnigy (another Hobby King brand). I've even seen a lot of hobby shops carrying the Trackstar and Turnigy brands these days. 5 years ago you Hobby Wing was just "some Chinese brand", now its a go to brand. Trackstar is not far behind as being a go to brand.
James Williams I completely agree. the trackstar stuff seems pretty good too. I have a HK basher bz-222 with that setup and has been great. also have a few HK products that have been pretty solid. I especially like the turnigy tools, so far the quality has been great especially for the price.
Hello. I have an ESC wobbywing QuickRun 16BL30 and I want to purchase a programming card for this ESC but on the website exists two models.. With blue color Ezrun max series car ESC and yellow Flyfun V5. In the description (overview) the two say they work for the QuickRun... But the operating inscriptions are different... Why? Which one is more appropriate for the QuickRun 16BL30 ESC? I do not understand which is the most appropriate... And being different why are the two compatible? Thank you very much
Those 6 bolts screw , what is the size of the screw ?
Hey great job! Do you think I can put this in my 4x4 traxxas slash without worrying about heat problems as long as I am geared low. Just for bashing
This would not work in a Slash 4x4....look into the EZRun systems as an RTR upgrade
Angel F, consider getting this ESC and motor (both waterproof) for your slash 4x4: Hobbywing EZRUN WP SC8 Waterproof 120A ($55.98 ebay.com) and HobbyStar 3650 Sensorless Waterproof Brushless Motor 3900KV 4-Pole ($29.99 rcjuice.com)
Is this good for crawling? Planning to but one for my scx10 build. Thanks
Not good for crawling...it's a 2 pole -you'll want 4 pole for crawling
Could this esc work with the vxl motor in the mini 8ight truggy
It will run it
i was hoping you were going to do mod for budget because it is easy for stock but not mod i am still trying to find a realy cheap esc but i found the trackstar esc but it is in china and i found a cheap motor from turnigy a 6.5 but the kv is very low so u am going to try a 7.5 from tekin and the esc i still have is a tekin rs gen 2 hopefully it will hold up
Trackstar gen2 120A works great, I've used them in my mod 2WD and one in my Mod touring car this season.
Tommy Bergfeldt ok thanks but how can it get it that it's not from china
Do I need to solder de abc wires to the motor ?
No, I don't believe so.
Would this be a good choice for a Kyosho Scorpion Turbo I’m building? I want a brushless setup but I do not want to overpower the buggy too much. Any suggestions?
Thank you! Always enjoy your videos!!
Yeah, it would be a great system - especially for the KST
The RCNetwork, how will the top speed be compared to the stock 540 brushes motor? On your video you mentioned that you recommended this setup for a 2WD application. The Kyosho Optima as you know is 4WD. Would this motor/esc still be a good choice if looking for better performance compared to brushed?
I am currently upgrading a RC10 Goldpan B stamp. Is this still a recommended purchase still, and how do I define the T count for my build? Thank you in advance for the assistance.
Yes, still a good budget system...although there's not a ton of programming available. As for turns, a 17.5 will suite it well
@@TheRCNetwork thank you for the info!
Could you put these in a 1/8 scale buggy as well?
JKish And Friends no, sir. It's ideal in a 1/10th scale 2wd vehicle. 1/8th Scale needs 1/8th Scale electronics.
So hence you mentioned you suggest it for 2wd, i shall not consider putting this in an scx10 or a bomber, right?
Nope, an scx10 or bomber would chew these up. You need torque for those - I'd look into the Xerun line up for those - like the XR8 SCT with the 3652 motor
@@TheRCNetwork xr10 justock with 13.5t motor?
Xerun XR8 SCT and the Xerun 3652 motor (I'd look at the 3100kv) on 3s. The XR10 Just stock doesn't have the power you're looking for and the 13.5t motor is a 2 pole motor. The 3652 is 4 pole=more torque
Hi. Saw this combo. Went to hobbywing's website. Is this combo 69.17.?? I want the 10.5 for my drift car. By the way love your videos..... Complete and informative. Not to mention the HD videos. Thank you.
Yep, looks like I missed that pricing.....amazing considering many other vendors can't get close to a $70 sensored/brushless combo!
Is the 60A esc compatible with 4wd SCT (not competitive use). Is it programable for beginner’s use? Is this an old model, hobbywing doesn’t seem carry it anymore?
Definitely not...you'll need an 1/8th scale ESC for 4wd SCT. The Hobbywing Xerun XR8 SCT Pro is a great option
@@TheRCNetwork anything cheaper to recommend? XR8 price is on the high side. How about the quicrun 120A?
What’s the difference between senesored vs sensor less
sensored uses an extra wire going from the motor to the ESC and it tells the system exactly where the rotor of the motor is....giving the motor a MUCH smoother feel on start up and at lower RPM's. Sensorless doesn't have that, so it may feel rougher on start up and create a "cogging" effect or a rocking back and forth of the spur/pinion.
Very cool. I noticed the motor on the box says 3650 13.5t though......
+Dustin Hamilton 3650 is HOBBYWING's motor size. The 13.5t is the picture.....right above that there's a decal on the box that says 17.5
I know but the kv is the same on the one in the pic too, lol
Or is 3650 not the kv?
3650 is thier motor size....36mm can, I believe
Is there a setting for the ESC to run sensorless?
Hmmmmm, not sure on that one.....I don't believe this is programmable (from what I remember) but usually if you don't plug in a sensor wire, you're sensorless
The RCNetwork that’s for replying. I want to go with sensored system to replace my sensorless set up. I thought about buying the ESCs first and use them on my sensorless motors. Then later on buy the sensored motors. They’re going into a Clod so I have to buy 2, I don’t want to spend big all at once. Would that work?
is that set durable on 4x4 buggies
Juha Koivumäki I believe I stated in the video, I only recommend this for a 2wd 1/10th Scale.....
Recommended for 2wd but is it okay for 4wd?
This is not okay for 4wd buggy....you'll need something that can handle the additional drivelines
You guys think that’s a good combo for a basher?
It is not....it will likely over heat
Any suggestions? Jumping back into the hobby looking around for some stuff
Rudy Valenzuela what vehicle? Terrain?
The RCNetwork traxxas rustler Mainly loose dirt rocks gravel and tarmac use
How much did you pay
Thomas Loebig links in the description....the set is under $100
God my car has been sitting for 4 or 5 months now because I still can't afford a esc and motor lol 😂 😭😭😭😰😭😰😢
The biggest downside is this system is there is no timing on that motor. If you want to race in a 17.5 class, this motor will not be able to compete.
60 amps that's not much
Jumpstart rc it's a 2wd 1/10th sale lightweight buggy.....plenty for it running 2s
The RCNetwork really wow I've never owned a light 2wd buggy so I wouldn't know
Can you explain what makes this not good for awd vehicles? What budget esc setup would you recommend for a 1/10 awd touring car (tamiya tt02).
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Thanks for watching!
Don't buy this combo for a crawler the dragbrake sucks (likely because it's only being 2 pole) might be cool in a tc car
natemorte it’s not meant for a crawler.......this went in a 2wd Race Buggy
Don't buy that hobbywing motor buy the Trackstar motor. Trackstar makes a way better motor and its only 50$ and comes with timing on the motor.
iv bought few trackstar motors never paid more then 32 us warehouse
they are better deal just no real support
Ean Whitt thanks for watching Ean.....if you watched the video.....it's already purchased! Lol. I'm sure there are many options out there. I really like the family of HobbyWing products. From the Quicrun, EZRun and the Xerun line.....there specs and price points for everyone. Plus, I've never been a fan of HobbyKing.....
That is not a rewiev. More like a unboxing video. Lol
What gave you that impression - The title is "RC Budget Build - HOBBYWING Quicrun Brushless Sensored System" and the first words out of my mouth in the video is "unbox"