What is neutral range on ESC?

Neutral range. This is the 'dead zone' before the ESC registers a command. Another way the think of this is how far you have to squeeze the trigger before the car starts moving. I like to tune this to the transmitter for control. Most 2.4ghz transmitters are very accurate so you can turn this down to 6% if you wish.
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What is RC neutral range?

Neutral range.

This is the gap between forward and break the highest setting is not normally more than 8%. The lowest is around 4% lower settings will make the throttle and breaking more sensitive.
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How do I reset my RC ESC?

1) Connect ESC 3-wire cable to program card; 2) Connect battery power; 3) With ESC powered OFF, press and hold the Reset button on the card while turning the ESC power on; 4) All the LEDs on the card light up for a second, then all settings should be returned to defaults.
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How do I manually calibrate my ESC?

Manual ESC-by-ESC Calibration
  1. Plug one of your ESC three-wire cables into the throttle channel of the RC receiver. ...
  2. Turn on the transmitter and set throttle stick to maximum (full up).
  3. Connect the LiPo battery.
  4. You will hear a musical tone then two beeps.
  5. After the two beeps, lower the throttle stick to full down.
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What do the numbers on a ESC mean?

The motors are rated by how many amps they can handle safely. So your motor is rated at 20 amps. You use a wattmeter to pick a prop that the motor will handle without going over the 20 amp draw. The ESC needs to be over the rating of the motor by at least 20%, so the 30 amp would work fine.
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How to Use an RC Program Card



How does ESC control speed?

An ESC or an Electronic Speed Controller controls the brushless motor movement or speed by activating the appropriate MOSFETs to create the rotating magnetic field so that the motor rotates. The higher the frequency or the quicker the ESC goes through the 6 intervals, the higher the speed of the motor will be.
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Do I need to program ESC?

Most ESCs have default settings that will work just fine out of the package. Most can be programmed via the transmitter, but that's a pain and you need the manual if you can download it. So you don't NEED a program card. If you plug it in and it works, forget about it.
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How do you program a brushless ESC?

Move the throttle stick to Full Throttle, then connect the battery pack to the ESC. The motor will give 2 beeps after 2 seconds. 3. Wait another 5 seconds and the ESC will give a rising tone to indicate you have entered Programming Mode.
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How do I know what ESC to use?

The current rating of the ESC should be decided after selecting a suitable motor size. The maximum current draw of the motor at 100% throttle helps us to a select a suitable current rating. If a 2207 sized motor draws 40A at full throttle, these are at ground conditions.
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Does ESC control voltage or current?

Current is drawn from the source. Not controlled. So if your motor wants 30A, it would want to draw that from the ESC and battery pack.So your ESC and pack must be able to deliver. Voltage controls your speed, and it is done with impulses send to motor.
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Why does ESC get hot?

Too many amps passing through can cause an ESC to get hot and there are several things can cause that. Too big of a prop, the motor binding and not turning easy, too much voltage (too big of a battery, like 4s instead of 3s), no airflow over the ESC, the wrong motor installed and too small of an ESC for the plane.
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What does a higher amp ESC do?

Having a higher amp-rated ESC simply means your ESC will be less stressed and run cooler! You always want your ESC to only run at ~80% of rated max.
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How many amps ESC do I need?

If you are using 30amps ESCs, you should choose motors that are bigger than 2205 or faster than 2300kv, and propellers should be bigger than 5 inches. For examples 30 amps is required for the 2204 2700kv, 2204 3200kv, 2205 2700kv or 2206 1900kv(with 6 inch propellers).
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How much power does ESC draw?

the ESC was rated for 10A but the motor drew 15A at full throttle, limiting maximum throttle to 67% might drop battery current to 8A but motor current would be 12A, still over the ESC's rating.
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How do you balance ESC?

About ESC Calibration
  1. Plug one of your ESC three-wire cables into the throttle channel of the RC receiver. ...
  2. Turn on the transmitter and set throttle stick to maximum (full up).
  3. Connect the LiPo battery.
  4. You will hear a musical tone than one or two beeps.
  5. After the two beeps, lower the throttle stick to full down.
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What do ESC beeps mean?

First three beeps means that ESC is powered and activated. Then if the throttle signal is detect goes one long low tone beep. Then if throttle is zero goes one long high tone beep. This signal means the end of the start sequence and ESC is ready to run.
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