"Hey Fil, what's the best budget brushed ESC you can think of?" Why, it's the Hobbywing 1060, of course! www.e-rc.ca Coupon Code: Poorboysrc for $10 off your purchase of $100 or more.
I love this ESC, I have it in several completely different RC cars, never had a failure, and as you said, super easy to change the plug out, and they're so cheap. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Phil pleased to finally come across one of your vids I've heard a lot about your channel thank you so much for this best little straight up everything I needed to know you solved a big issue for me have a great day mate 👊
Your spot on the hobbywing is an excellent budget brushless esc👍 but I still managed to fry mine because I got the positive/negative around the wrong way (says more about me than the esc) that's what you get for not putting your glasses on before you connect them🤦♂️
I was searching for an easy-to-use and low cost ESC as I am transitioning from controlling my LEGO builds with Bluetooth controllers (range, bad...) to proper RC (range, gooooood...). After watching this video, my mind was set, so my first ESC is the 1060!
I've never tried this one yet, I've got the HW1080 in a couple of crawlers, they come with the programing cards which is handy. Going to have to try this one out in a future build now.
1080 is my go-to for crawlers, it's awesome! Think of the 1060 as it's little brother. Fewer features, but reliable, waterproof and really inexpensive. My go-to for 90% of my RC's. 👊
Great video sir well done well explained I got one of these on my RC car since I installed it it’s like I’m driving the car with no brakes on or really weak brakes is there any programming I can do to this ESC
Not as far as I know. Is your throttle trim set to neutral when you turn it on? The esc self-calibrates every time it's turned on, ensure trim is neutral and if your radio has an ABS function, turn it off.
Hi, friend! awesome installation, i have a question... can i install a hobbywing 1060 variator in a 1/18 1/16 scale car? with small motors 370,380,390 brushed? my fear is burning the engine, regards.
I love it easy if my ESC break on the Trail i can change fast the ESC and drive away .With 1080 i need to programming the ground functions difficult outdoor deep in the forest.
The 1060 was my go-to for several years but I have pivoted to the 1080 for my touring cars. It has a little more power and is easily programmed from crawler centric to cars. It’s super noice.
Just fitted one of these in my new Cross-RC AT4V crawler. Someone commented that I am fitting sub-standard electronics by using such a cheap (16 GBP) ESC. Yes, I know the 1080 is programmable but the 1060 just connects up and off you go. Would you have used the 1060 or 1080 in such a truck?
I've run both the 1060 and 1080 in my crawlers and while I do prefer the 1080 (greater tunability, smoother throttle response), I'd say the 1060 is still a fair choice, especially for someone on a budget.
@@poorboysrc I have a 1080 in my PG4A but decided to go with a 1060 in the AT4V just to get up and running quickly and because I had to buy quite a lot of other parts. By the time you have bought the transmitter, ESC, steering servo, gearshift servo, 2 diff-lock servos, battery, paints, etc, all the ancillary parts add up to quite a lot of money. I know you swap out your connectors and I'm sure if you have a hobby shop locally you can pick up whatever you want easily but I do not have a RC shop within 100km and have to order everything online. Just getting a different connector takes at least a month to arrive so it is a logistical challenge whenever I'm building a new kit!
@@BlackSeaRC yeah it's incredible how quickly it can all add up. That's one of the reasons I'm always searching for good quality gear at a good price. Hobbywing esc's are at the top of that list. 👌
That's interesting to hear, especially in such a small rig. I can't say why the brakes would be weak, I found them to work pretty well on this esc, I use it in nearly all of my 1/10 brushed cars.
I've never done it, personally. I'm running a BZ and 1060 in my Monster Beetle for years with no issues. Only time I over heated my 1060 was running a 13T double at max speeds for long periods of time. You should be totally safe. 👊🏼
Wow great video you explain it great. I got one of those And I’m not sure if it’s normal I have the pins on forward brake reverse when I am accelerating I want to come to a stop the car keeps rolling I have to double tap my transmitter for it to fully stop is that normal ?
That doesn't sound right, you shouldn't have to double tap to stop. Hmmm, tough to say why it's doing that. Maybe try and set the jumper to the other option and see what it does? Or even take the jumper off entirely, power it up and see what it does?
@@bonbonesrc3968 withe the jumper out, it's in crawler mode. drag brake, not super strong, but works great for light weight crawlers. try reversing your throttle on your radio, if you can. then swap the motor leads. might just have the motor hooked up backwards. brake when reversing?
Hi, I have a question. I just got this for my grasshopper. What battery would you recommend with 540 motor? There's so much info about batteries that it's a little overwhelming. If you could help it would be much appreciated. Thanks.
@poorboysrc I don't have anything yet. I'm finishing the build and doing research. I came across your video of the esc, and immediately ordered it to update. The only thing I didn't get was a battery yet because there's so much info and brands that I just didn't know where to begin. I liked your style and explaining in your videos so I value your opinion
@@jackcarmichael2476 that's awesome, dude. Thanks for the kind words, I hope you find my channel both entertaining and informative. You can run a 6 cell nimh easily, and it'll be great. A 2S lipo will have more punch, but lipos have some quirks that require the user to understand. Personally, I run 2S lipo in most of my rigs (including my Grasshopper) and find it perfect. You'll just need to find one that fits. I did a video on that too, actually... lol!
@poorboysrc you're welcome and thank you for sharing your knowledge! Could you put the link here of that video so I can go watch it. The right size battery fitting inside the grasshopper, was also my concern lol. Thanks again!
It will work on the TRX4, but the HW 1080 is an even better choice for crawlers. But if you're on a budget, the 1060 will work just fine. I'd run f/r since the portals act like a drag brake anyway. 👊
If you plug a 2s lipo into it while it's set for nimh will it damage the esc straight away? I've just gone and done that on my first Tamiya build. 🤦♂️ Once I noticed I switched it to lipo. The kit came with the thw-1060-rtr esc and torque tuned motor. I bought a dumbo rc x6f transmitter with the x6fg receiver. I plugged it all together with a 5200mah 2s 7.4v 50c lipo and nothing happens when I try to use it. I bound the transmitter and receiver according to the instructions, so that shouldn't be the problem. The strange thing is, when I i switch the gyro on and wiggle the car the gyro works!! Any ideas on the problem? Have I blew the esc? There wasn't any weird pops or smoke from it when i connected it wrong.
The nimh/lipo jumper isn't the issue in this case. In fact, all that little jumper does is it sets a voltage cutoff when lipo is selected. This prevents you from over discharging your lipo. When in nimh mode, the voltage cutoff is removed, allowing you to fully drain your nimh pack. The other benefit of this esc is that it self calibrates. So if your gyro is working, that leads me to believe your radio and receiver are bound correctly. But I can't say 100%, as I've never used that radio before. But it's very popular, so I trust it's a good product. Have you checked to make sure your esc is plugged into your receiver correctly? I've seen people plug them in backwards. Double check that and let me know! 👊🏼
@@poorboysrc I've sorted it!! 😃 I lifted the cover and noticed the dual rates - I think that's what they're called - for both steering and throttle were at zero. I adjusted them up to 50% and bingo!! Everything works as it should. This is probably the rc equivalent of a motorcycle kill switch being on. Lol
@@poorboysrc I sent the link for you to check out but my comment keeps disappearing. Perhaps you can search it yourself, I'd appreciate your opinion. It reads as "#1 new release".
Hi, got one very similar, Chinese, of Amazon, ok, I am using 2 X 12 v geared motors 200rpm .... and a 7.4 v 1500 15c mah battery.. It is being used on. Bruder Volvo a60h ATV,.... The problem I am having is that when power is applied, the motors are very slow, when truck is assembled and can hardly pull itself along, never mind with a load, what am I doing wrong please.?? Very informative video, thanks...
Thanks for watching and commenting. I'm not sure how to help, I don't have any experience using 12V motors. But I have to think that since they're 12V motors and you're running only 7.4V then they're going to move very slowly.
1080 has many more programmable features and is really well suited for rock crawlers/scale rigs. The 1060 has fewer features, jumpers for programming and is really at home in a basher/weekend warrior rig. 👊
Help please, the brake force in this 60amp esc is almost non-existant, the manual says its 50% force. But its like almost nothing for me. Can the brake force be adjusted? Its in a fassst buggy but it barely stops the car.
@@poorboysrc Hmmm now you've got me thinking. It came in that unmarked bubble wrap. I have one other brushless hobbywing combo in a mini-t which came in-box and is flawless. I have nothing to compare the brushed one to really.
@@christianrambissoon1141 I think we found your problem... I've been suckered into the $15 Hobbywing 1060 before (on ebay), it shows up and it's unbranded, but looks just like a HW1060. Throttle control is not good, brakes, meh... I bet you got a bad one, too man. On the bright side, they make a good door stopper, paper weight, or flying projectile for a sling shot! 😂
@@poorboysrc Throttle response is great actually, lol. All the modes work as per the jumper settings but the brakes in f/b/r mode, jeeeez. Really annoyed. Gotta spend double money now. And yes it was 20 bucks. Thanks for the assist!
My first Tamiya the new 992 GT3 comes with this I plugged it in it just flashes and I het no power to my spektrum reciver. I set the end points still nothing it says RTR but for be its a nightmare and my first drive is no postponed 😢
@poorboysrc it's says plug it into the throttle so I followed that then I tried the battery on my reciver and it just flashes red and no beeps. This receiver is good as I bound it on my nitro buggy to make sure it wasn't dead. But since I brought OK a work trio in Ontario I can't really take it to the shop in Malaysia for help 🥲 it's my first Tamiya lots of hops up and ready to rip now it R.I.P for now.
@@kanenstuff and just to be sure, you're plugging the esc into the receiver the correct way? The black wire of the esc should be facing the near edge of the receiver. Like in this pic: images.app.goo.gl/Xd3VV13rT6dTpb5e9
@poorboysrc yeah for sure I use the Spektrum DX5 Rugged and SR215 receiver. For my nitro buggies these recievers awork a charm and always get power but for the Tamiya I can't even get power to the reciever. I read the instructions and set the throttle end points and still it just flashes. Thanks for your help 👍
@@kendrickcontent all depends on how fast you want to go. 903a seems pretty rough and durable, I'd probably get something in the 4500kv range so it's plenty fast, but not insane.
@@kendrickcontent as a general rule of thumb: Over motor and under gear. Meaning, high gearing can create a lot of heat and cause problems. Keep the gearing stock for now and if you want more speed go for a higher kv motor. Hope that helps. 👊
I bought a "HobbyWing" 1060 on Ebay and it was junk! It did not come in the box, it did not have instructions, it did not have decals. In addition to that, it burned up in less than 20 seconds. I don't know if somebody is buying rejects or if they are clones, but they have to be bought from a reputable dealer or buyer beware. I got a real one and LOST a good 25% power off of a cheap RC buggy.
Insiders here in Sydney Australia tell me the factory based in Suzhou China manufactures the fakes. If purchased through Ebay, you can determine the location of the sender (factory direct).
I love this ESC, I have it in several completely different RC cars, never had a failure, and as you said, super easy to change the plug out, and they're so cheap. Thanks for sharing!
You betcha pal, simply can not go wrong with this esc! 👌
I did not realise that the switch clips to the ESC! 🤯 Every day is a school day! Thanks dude!
Ha, that's awesome! You learn something every day, they say! 🤣
That’s the best idea I’ve seen to program an ESC. Awesome info, thanks for sharing
Eight on, glad it was helpful. Thanks for taking the time to comment! 👊🏼
Hey Phil pleased to finally come across one of your vids I've heard a lot about your channel thank you so much for this best little straight up everything I needed to know you solved a big issue for me have a great day mate 👊
Ah that's awesome, mate. Glad you came aboard, we're happy to have you here. 👌👊🏼
Your spot on the hobbywing is an excellent budget brushless esc👍 but I still managed to fry mine because I got the positive/negative around the wrong way (says more about me than the esc) that's what you get for not putting your glasses on before you connect them🤦♂️
Oh no, sorry to hear that! Lesson learned and hey, at least it wasn't too expensive a lesson! 👊
I like that Tamiya has started including these in their kits.
You and me both! Its a superior esc to the TBLE-02S in every way! 👊
Thanks for the information. Nice ESC
Right on Robert, hope the info helped! Thanks for the support! 🤙
I was searching for an easy-to-use and low cost ESC as I am transitioning from controlling my LEGO builds with Bluetooth controllers (range, bad...) to proper RC (range, gooooood...). After watching this video, my mind was set, so my first ESC is the 1060!
Oh that's great to hear! You're not going to be disappointed. The HW1060 is in 80% of my rigs, 0% failure rate, 100% ease of use. Have fun! 👊
@@poorboysrc thanks! Keep up the good work!
Will do! I'm working on Saturday's video as we speak! 🍻
I've never tried this one yet, I've got the HW1080 in a couple of crawlers, they come with the programing cards which is handy. Going to have to try this one out in a future build now.
1080 is my go-to for crawlers, it's awesome! Think of the 1060 as it's little brother. Fewer features, but reliable, waterproof and really inexpensive. My go-to for 90% of my RC's. 👊
But does the 1060 have drag brake? Kinda important for crawling.
@@christophersimkins7109 no drag brake on 1060, not programmable. Choose type of battery & transmitter control (FWD/Brake/ reverse)
Great video sir well done well explained I got one of these on my RC car since I installed it it’s like I’m driving the car with no brakes on or really weak brakes is there any programming I can do to this ESC
Not as far as I know. Is your throttle trim set to neutral when you turn it on? The esc self-calibrates every time it's turned on, ensure trim is neutral and if your radio has an ABS function, turn it off.
Good vid. Very informative! Thanks 🙌💯
Glad you liked it. Thanks for commenting! 👊🏼
The 1060 is a great esc, I use it in my Crawlers as it's simple, activate the drag brake and it's good to go
Agree 100%! Can't go wrong with this esc. 👊
How to activate drag brake please?
@@EddieVichta remove the pin
Yah man you can’t beat todays prices on ESC’s. Way back in the day the old Novak 410 was like $75 wasn’t it. And now Holy Cow
Unreal, eh? If only these prices were around in the 80's and 90's!
still running my novak from 1994,yep was way more expensive than today,midnight pumpkin
Do you happen to know the motor turn limit on this one?
Awesome video👍🏻
Thanks dude!
Hi, friend! awesome installation, i have a question... can i install a hobbywing 1060 variator in a 1/18 1/16 scale car? with small motors 370,380,390 brushed? my fear is burning the engine, regards.
That's a good question! I don't see why not... But I've never tried it before, so don't trust me 100% 😁
I love it easy if my ESC break on the Trail i can change fast the ESC and drive away .With 1080 i need to programming the ground functions difficult outdoor deep in the forest.
Yeah man, can't go wrong with this esc! 👌
The 1060 was my go-to for several years but I have pivoted to the 1080 for my touring cars. It has a little more power and is easily programmed from crawler centric to cars. It’s super noice.
Yeah the 1080 is is most of my crawlers too. She's a beaut! 👊
Just bought (3) 1080 G2 for my crawlers. With the built in BEC it is a great combo. I plan to buy (5) of these for my shelf queens and backup rigs.
@@gphilpot1 the 1080 is am awesome choice. For a few extra bucks, it has a lot of options. Good pick! 🍻
The ISDT ESC70 is better than the 1080. It has Bluetooth setup so, no need for that old program card stuff. Plus it's only $25.
@@SnarkyRC never heard of it, I'll have to give it a whirl.
Just fitted one of these in my new Cross-RC AT4V crawler. Someone commented that I am fitting sub-standard electronics by using such a cheap (16 GBP) ESC. Yes, I know the 1080 is programmable but the 1060 just connects up and off you go. Would you have used the 1060 or 1080 in such a truck?
I've run both the 1060 and 1080 in my crawlers and while I do prefer the 1080 (greater tunability, smoother throttle response), I'd say the 1060 is still a fair choice, especially for someone on a budget.
@@poorboysrc I have a 1080 in my PG4A but decided to go with a 1060 in the AT4V just to get up and running quickly and because I had to buy quite a lot of other parts. By the time you have bought the transmitter, ESC, steering servo, gearshift servo, 2 diff-lock servos, battery, paints, etc, all the ancillary parts add up to quite a lot of money. I know you swap out your connectors and I'm sure if you have a hobby shop locally you can pick up whatever you want easily but I do not have a RC shop within 100km and have to order everything online. Just getting a different connector takes at least a month to arrive so it is a logistical challenge whenever I'm building a new kit!
@@BlackSeaRC yeah it's incredible how quickly it can all add up. That's one of the reasons I'm always searching for good quality gear at a good price. Hobbywing esc's are at the top of that list. 👌
I got this in my Frog. Kit cool came with it made by hobbywing didn’t know if it was junk are not glad got it
That's a huge score! It's way better than the Tamiya TBLE series of esc's in my opinion. 👊🏼
It’s got a black top not red what’s that mean only difference says. THW 1060Brushed ESC
@@philThomspn I think the "T" in "THW" is for Tamiya. Hence the black top. Tamiya always has to be different... lol!
I'm running one on a 1/18 scale monster truck but the brakes seem weak. Any ideas on adjusting or if that's common?
That's interesting to hear, especially in such a small rig. I can't say why the brakes would be weak, I found them to work pretty well on this esc, I use it in nearly all of my 1/10 brushed cars.
100% it is the best
You betcha! Much easier to program than the GoolRC! 🤣
Will it overheat if running a Tamiya superstock RZ?
I've never done it, personally. I'm running a BZ and 1060 in my Monster Beetle for years with no issues. Only time I over heated my 1060 was running a 13T double at max speeds for long periods of time. You should be totally safe. 👊🏼
If you see this by any chance, or anyone that knows… is there a Brushed version of this ESC? My Bandit’s ESC unfortunately burned out 😢
This is a brushed esc, so you're all good! 👍🏻
Wow great video you explain it great. I got one of those And I’m not sure if it’s normal I have the pins on forward brake reverse when I am accelerating I want to come to a stop the car keeps rolling I have to double tap my transmitter for it to fully stop is that normal ?
That doesn't sound right, you shouldn't have to double tap to stop. Hmmm, tough to say why it's doing that. Maybe try and set the jumper to the other option and see what it does? Or even take the jumper off entirely, power it up and see what it does?
Yes seems weird to me with no jumpers in it’s like I’m driving with the handbrake on Thanks though for your help and time keep up the good work buddy
@@bonbonesrc3968 thanks for watching my channel, sorry I couldn't be of more help here!
@@bonbonesrc3968 withe the jumper out, it's in crawler mode. drag brake, not super strong, but works great for light weight crawlers.
try reversing your throttle on your radio, if you can. then swap the motor leads. might just have the motor hooked up backwards. brake when reversing?
Hi guys!
I am new in the RC world.
Is it possible to use this Esc with an old adspec Controller????
Thank you
I'm not sure, but I don't see why not. I've used this esc with a Traxxas controller from 1989, and it worked great. 👊🏼
Do you mind sharing where could you get a 1060? I've searched a lot of places and they all sell up to 30-40 canadian😢
I think that's the going price these days. Try www.e-rc.ca - You can use Coupon: Poorboysrc for $15 off $100 or more. 👊🏼
Hi, I have a question. I just got this for my grasshopper. What battery would you recommend with 540 motor? There's so much info about batteries that it's a little overwhelming. If you could help it would be much appreciated. Thanks.
I'd start off on a 2S lipo, or 6 cell nimh and you can go from there. What do you have?
@poorboysrc I don't have anything yet. I'm finishing the build and doing research. I came across your video of the esc, and immediately ordered it to update. The only thing I didn't get was a battery yet because there's so much info and brands that I just didn't know where to begin. I liked your style and explaining in your videos so I value your opinion
@@jackcarmichael2476 that's awesome, dude. Thanks for the kind words, I hope you find my channel both entertaining and informative.
You can run a 6 cell nimh easily, and it'll be great. A 2S lipo will have more punch, but lipos have some quirks that require the user to understand. Personally, I run 2S lipo in most of my rigs (including my Grasshopper) and find it perfect. You'll just need to find one that fits. I did a video on that too, actually... lol!
@poorboysrc you're welcome and thank you for sharing your knowledge! Could you put the link here of that video so I can go watch it. The right size battery fitting inside the grasshopper, was also my concern lol. Thanks again!
I just wish it didn't brake at neutral throttle. And if it came with the cap pack as standard.
Ah, I never thought about the neutral braking. Thanks for watching 👊
@@poorboysrc I get used to it, but then when I use the 10BL60 on another car I remember how much better it is to coast with neutral.
@@crnkin2 right on pal, thanks for the feedback!🤙
So will this work in the traxxas tx4?If so would use the F/B/R?
It will work on the TRX4, but the HW 1080 is an even better choice for crawlers. But if you're on a budget, the 1060 will work just fine. I'd run f/r since the portals act like a drag brake anyway. 👊
Where do you find them so cheap for us Canadians? Wanting to know
They're dirt cheap online (Amazon, eBay), other than that, check out Eliminator RC, Great Hobbies.
If you plug a 2s lipo into it while it's set for nimh will it damage the esc straight away?
I've just gone and done that on my first Tamiya build. 🤦♂️
Once I noticed I switched it to lipo.
The kit came with the thw-1060-rtr esc and torque tuned motor.
I bought a dumbo rc x6f transmitter with the x6fg receiver.
I plugged it all together with a 5200mah 2s 7.4v 50c lipo and nothing happens when I try to use it.
I bound the transmitter and receiver according to the instructions, so that shouldn't be the problem.
The strange thing is, when I i switch the gyro on and wiggle the car the gyro works!!
Any ideas on the problem?
Have I blew the esc?
There wasn't any weird pops or smoke from it when i connected it wrong.
The nimh/lipo jumper isn't the issue in this case. In fact, all that little jumper does is it sets a voltage cutoff when lipo is selected. This prevents you from over discharging your lipo. When in nimh mode, the voltage cutoff is removed, allowing you to fully drain your nimh pack.
The other benefit of this esc is that it self calibrates. So if your gyro is working, that leads me to believe your radio and receiver are bound correctly. But I can't say 100%, as I've never used that radio before. But it's very popular, so I trust it's a good product.
Have you checked to make sure your esc is plugged into your receiver correctly? I've seen people plug them in backwards. Double check that and let me know! 👊🏼
@@poorboysrc
I've sorted it!! 😃
I lifted the cover and noticed the dual rates - I think that's what they're called - for both steering and throttle were at zero.
I adjusted them up to 50% and bingo!! Everything works as it should.
This is probably the rc equivalent of a motorcycle kill switch being on. Lol
@@the.just.able.biker67 ah good stuff! Glad to hear it was a simple fix. Now it's time to get it out for a proper rip! 😁
I see, as of today, Amazon USA has them with Dean's Plugs for $22.
And are they authentic Hobbywing? That's a pretty low price, I'd be skeptical it's a knock off
@@poorboysrc I sent the link for you to check out but my comment keeps disappearing. Perhaps you can search it yourself, I'd appreciate your opinion. It reads as "#1 new release".
Hi, got one very similar, Chinese, of Amazon, ok, I am using 2 X 12 v geared motors 200rpm .... and a 7.4 v 1500 15c mah battery..
It is being used on. Bruder Volvo a60h ATV,....
The problem I am having is that when power is applied, the motors are very slow, when truck is assembled and can hardly pull itself along, never mind with a load, what am I doing wrong please.??
Very informative video, thanks...
Thanks for watching and commenting. I'm not sure how to help, I don't have any experience using 12V motors. But I have to think that since they're 12V motors and you're running only 7.4V then they're going to move very slowly.
Can I use li ion battery instead of lipo battery ?
I can't tell you, I'm not sure. I've never used LiIon batteries before.
What does it mean by “limit 12T”
That means the motor limit is a 12 turn. No 11 turn or lower motors allowed. 👊🏼
If I buy a 550 35t brushed motor with red and black connectors, i need toconnect those to the blue and yellow ones?
You got it! 👊🏼
@@poorboysrc ok thanks have a good day!
@@poorboysrcbut if i'd like to put a brushed 550 35t motor in my wpl c24 i need to get the 370motor gearing?
@@lxrcxl that part I don't know. I'm unfamiliar with that platform.
@@poorboysrc thank you all the same
How does this compare to the 1080?
1080 has many more programmable features and is really well suited for rock crawlers/scale rigs. The 1060 has fewer features, jumpers for programming and is really at home in a basher/weekend warrior rig. 👊
How do you connect it to your control?
Plug into the receiver. 👍🏻
RSC 1060 Is it very noisy?
Nope, it's quiet as a church mouse. 🐁 🪤
Help please, the brake force in this 60amp esc is almost non-existant, the manual says its 50% force. But its like almost nothing for me. Can the brake force be adjusted? Its in a fassst buggy but it barely stops the car.
That's very unusual, is it an authentic Hobbywing esc? Or one of those look-alike clones?
@@poorboysrc Hmmm now you've got me thinking. It came in that unmarked bubble wrap. I have one other brushless hobbywing combo in a mini-t which came in-box and is flawless. I have nothing to compare the brushed one to really.
@@christianrambissoon1141 I think we found your problem... I've been suckered into the $15 Hobbywing 1060 before (on ebay), it shows up and it's unbranded, but looks just like a HW1060. Throttle control is not good, brakes, meh... I bet you got a bad one, too man. On the bright side, they make a good door stopper, paper weight, or flying projectile for a sling shot! 😂
@@poorboysrc Throttle response is great actually, lol. All the modes work as per the jumper settings but the brakes in f/b/r mode, jeeeez. Really annoyed. Gotta spend double money now. And yes it was 20 bucks. Thanks for the assist!
@@christianrambissoon1141 glad I could help, man. Thanks for watching my show! 👊🏼
Can you run this esc with a 3s lipo
You sure can! 🍻
what receiver do you recommend to go with this
All depends on your needs, my man. I'm running the Flysky GT3B in 90% of my rigs, and I love it. ❤️
@@poorboysrc I ordered the dumbo rc x6 transmitter with the dumbo rc x6fg reciever do you know if they’re any good
@@zachthehaunter4778 I don't own one (yet), but I see lots of guys using them all with positive feedback. I think it's a good radio. 👍🏻
@@poorboysrc Yeah I was trying to do my best research for the best bang for the buck stuff haha
How come nobody talks about the bec lead on this perdy important don't you think
BEC lead? Do you mean the plug for the receiver?
Is the kyrc 60 based on this esc?
Not too sure pal.
Yes it is. The kyrc is junk compared to the 1060
is it 3.7v or 7.4
7.4V 👊
My first Tamiya the new 992 GT3 comes with this I plugged it in it just flashes and I het no power to my spektrum reciver. I set the end points still nothing it says RTR but for be its a nightmare and my first drive is no postponed 😢
Oh that's bizarre, I've never heard of anyone getting one of these DOA. Any chance the esc is just plugged into the receiver incorrectly?
@poorboysrc it's says plug it into the throttle so I followed that then I tried the battery on my reciver and it just flashes red and no beeps. This receiver is good as I bound it on my nitro buggy to make sure it wasn't dead. But since I brought OK a work trio in Ontario I can't really take it to the shop in Malaysia for help 🥲 it's my first Tamiya lots of hops up and ready to rip now it R.I.P for now.
@@kanenstuff and just to be sure, you're plugging the esc into the receiver the correct way? The black wire of the esc should be facing the near edge of the receiver. Like in this pic: images.app.goo.gl/Xd3VV13rT6dTpb5e9
@poorboysrc yeah for sure I use the Spektrum DX5 Rugged and SR215 receiver. For my nitro buggies these recievers awork a charm and always get power but for the Tamiya I can't even get power to the reciever. I read the instructions and set the throttle end points and still it just flashes. Thanks for your help 👍
@@kanenstuff did it come with the Hobbywing esc? Or the Tamiya TBLE-02S?
Will that work with an 8 turn motor? If not which lower price esc will work with an 8 turn ??
No 8T is too hot for this esc. You'll probably have to go to a higher end esc foe that kind of speed.👊
@@poorboysrc ok, thanks for answering. I'm looking for a budget brushed esc that can but I'm having a hard time finding it.
@@representing7372 I'll let you know if I come across one! 😎
@@poorboysrc awesome, thank you.
@@representing7372 any time bro! 👊
Does this have a hidden antenna?
No, there's no antenna in an esc, you're probably thinking of a receiver. 👍🏻
Why would it have an antenna?? 🤣
Whats a good brushless esc for the 903a 1/12
Hobbywing 10BL120, can't go wrong! 🍻
@@poorboysrc paired with what motor?
@@kendrickcontent all depends on how fast you want to go. 903a seems pretty rough and durable, I'd probably get something in the 4500kv range so it's plenty fast, but not insane.
@@poorboysrc im looking at a 3660 4200kv so idk how much faster that would be from the stock 3800kv. I dont know how to shop for motors and gears
@@kendrickcontent as a general rule of thumb: Over motor and under gear. Meaning, high gearing can create a lot of heat and cause problems. Keep the gearing stock for now and if you want more speed go for a higher kv motor. Hope that helps. 👊
Why does mine not have steering????
No ESC controls steering, only forward/reverse/braking. The receiver is what controls your steering.
Will it run in a trx4m 1/18
It could, but it might be a little big for that small chassis.
@@poorboysrcI’ll drag it behind in a trailer 😂😂😂
@@expediterfromgeorgia7981 that would actually be pretty hilarious! 🤣
I bought a "HobbyWing" 1060 on Ebay and it was junk! It did not come in the box, it did not have instructions, it did not have decals. In addition to that, it burned up in less than 20 seconds. I don't know if somebody is buying rejects or if they are clones, but they have to be bought from a reputable dealer or buyer beware. I got a real one and LOST a good 25% power off of a cheap RC buggy.
Sounds like it was probably a knock-off. I've seen them out there, even purchased a couple. 🍻
@@poorboysrc I said the first one I got was a dud and a clone. The other two I bought are from a dealer and are the genuine thing.
Insiders here in Sydney Australia tell me the factory based in Suzhou China manufactures the fakes. If purchased through Ebay, you can determine the location of the sender (factory direct).