VINTAGE MECHANICAL SPEED CONTROLLER MSC TAMIYA TUESDAY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.พ. 2019
- Tamiya tuesday I just got a vintage mechanical speed controller esc from a friend.
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Keep the batteries full and the throttle to the max.
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These are NOT wild one wheels... The Wild one shared wheels with the Tamiya Fox. They were larger and one piece... That's NOT an ESC either... They use an electronic circuit board to regulate voltage in a linear manner. The MSC is basically a switch plate that uses it's resistor to burn off excess voltage. This usually is not linear but has steps of varied resistance that dictates speed, the more voltage burned off by the resistor, the less that's passed to the motor
Thanks for the info. I did check the wheels and you are right, good thing I got all this for free. 👍👊👌🏁
The"heat sink" is actually a double resistor. When the speed control (switch) is on 1st speed the power goes through the whole resistor. When it is on 2nd speed the power only goes through 1/2 of the resistor. When it is on 3rd speed the power goes straight from the battery to the motor.
Wow good info. I did not know that. Thanks for the info.
I remember pulling that out of my Traxxas Stampede back in the day. Was so happy to upgrade to ESC!
Nice blast to the past. I still have mine for my stampede. 👍
it reminds me of my first Tamiya, lol, really vintage .
What a interesting video my friend~!!👍👍👍
Vintage? Make me feel old why don't ya lmao. Brings back some memories
Yep me too, just thought I would share with the younger crowd. Thanks for stopping by to watch and comment.
The good old Tamiya mechanics speed controller, is always nice if they still work........thumbs up my friend👍👍
btw the neutral or as you call resting position is in the middle, so one way reverse the other forward
Very nice video big thumbs up my friend 👍👍👍
hahaha hey now, I'm the only certified hand model! So cool to see the old skool speed controller. Such a simple design!
great video
Thanks, Glad you enjoyed it
Very cool. I have a couple of those in a drawer here as well... thanks for sharing ..
Hey thanks for stopping by to watch and comment. 👍😜🏁
I MIGHT be inclined to stick an MSC in a Vintage Tamiya.... BUT I'd STILL run it with a hidden ESC!!! Those Tamiya MSCs are horribly inefficient - and that Resistor Block... don't let the White Color fool you. They got *HOT!!!!!* I've gotten several Blisters in my Young years!
Still, the nostalgia is ALWAYS cool.
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👍 The good old tamiya mechanical speed control!! O how I remember the smell of burning those suckers up as a kid!
LOL I wonder if I can run 3S or 4S on it? LOL Thanks for stopping by to watch and comment.
I have one of those in a traxxas chassis, my buddy gave me the chassis and that's all that was in it,now I have to build the truck from scratch,don't know what servo to use for speed control👍👍thank you for sharing😃
Cool, Just use the cheepest servo you can find it requiers no torque at all, Thanks for stopping by to watch and comment.
Hey I think you got the operation a little wrong. Pretty sure this is a forward and reverse mechanical speed control. So that arm centers, then the large pads on either side are for F or R. I was just thinking about these speed controls the other day. When I was a youngster I had the identical controller in an MRC MT-10M. I fried about 5 of those speed controls, and being young, I had no idea how to diagnose why.
Yes your right
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I disassembled my TL01 now I have difficulties to mount it mainly this esc. Before this worked perfectly now it speed up alone for seconds and stop, that tiny methalical part responsible to the way of acceleration exceeds his limit touching the wires. Im upset but even so I hope fix it and see my car strong again! Beginners don't do that hahaha
I'm sorry you cannot put it back together properly usually they're pretty easy to set up, without seeing it it's pretty hard for me to try to help you.
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I had one in my Falcon and my RC10..Until I upgraded to Novak ESC
see the wire where can u buy the wire for the Porsche 959 thanks the red and black etc original wire thanks
Man i melted SO many Rotary speed controllers. remember burning yourself on those white rectangular heat sinks? ugh i hated those. i remember the first time i saw a ESC, i think it was a rooster, ESC.
Yes they do get hot and yes I did get burned once or twice. thanks for stopping by and commenting
witch is better mekanik speed control or normal esc
Normal ESC are way better nowadays.
@@TheTankRC ok thx for the info
someone help me i have a monster bettle vintage with one of thses there is two problems frist proplem it starts somking from the speed controller after and the other problem is that my monster beetle drain a 4000 mvh battery in under 3 min idk why but plz help 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Make sure the ceramic is not broken or cracked it reacts as a capacitor
I been looking for That speed controller I need it to fix my grandads rc boat I revived when he passed away
that is cool, you should be able to find some on eBay.
it makes no sense to me at all. when you can build a servo, which is much more sophisticated, why would you do that crap?! Its not doing more than converting a pmw signal into an analog. so just use a cap, a resistor and a mosfet, or if you had no mosfets use a darlington transistor, those have been around for long enougth right?
Yes true but, these were great when they were out 20-30 years ago
This Guy is talking about stuff he doesn’t quite know himself. Making the video 50% pointless
I will take 50%, thanks for watching 👀 and commenting.
How do you hook up a on and off swich
There is usually an on/off switch on this, but if you notice the two cables by the board they've been cut off
@@TheTankRC thank you my rc car of choice is all vintage
This Guy is talking about stuff he doesn’t quite know himself. Making the video 50% pointless