I used two of these in an old twin motor 4WD buggy and they worked perfectly.
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Small size, works as expected
These are great and simple motor controllers. I just wanted something small and relatively low power to use on a small scale tank project with hobby sized brushed motors. So I didn't need anything like a brake feature. I wired them both up to accept a single battery input. Pretty much works exactly as expected.
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I got these because they'd come in one day to put in a rush-built 150g combat robot, and they mostly worked.
For the n20 motors I'm using they're massive overkill, and they're relatively bulky and heavy for the 150g weight class, but they were the smallest ones I could find on Amazon that would come next day so I can't fault them for that.
However, they have a maddening, intermittent delay which makes driving a 2wd robot (tank style with elevator/aileron mixing) very difficult. If you push the stick full forward, one motor starts before the other so the robot banks hard before taking of straight in a direction you didn't intend, not to mention the issues with turning and course correcting. Plus because it's intermittent you can't even adjust for it. It seems like if you start slow the effects of the delay are reduced though so still kinda usable.
I think if the ESCs were used independently (like in an RC car with one motor and a servo for steering) you wouldn't notice a thing, but because the timing is important with tank style robots it's pretty frustrating. So whether or not this matters will depend entirely on your use case.
The super bright red LEDs are very cool, especially how they vary based on the input. Saves me the effort of wiring up a power indicator LED.
I'll be replacing these in my robot when I get new, smaller, lighter ones in but that was always the plan. I'll hang on to these to use for weapon motors and the like though.
For the n20 motors I'm using they're massive overkill, and they're relatively bulky and heavy for the 150g weight class, but they were the smallest ones I could find on Amazon that would come next day so I can't fault them for that.
However, they have a maddening, intermittent delay which makes driving a 2wd robot (tank style with elevator/aileron mixing) very difficult. If you push the stick full forward, one motor starts before the other so the robot banks hard before taking of straight in a direction you didn't intend, not to mention the issues with turning and course correcting. Plus because it's intermittent you can't even adjust for it. It seems like if you start slow the effects of the delay are reduced though so still kinda usable.
I think if the ESCs were used independently (like in an RC car with one motor and a servo for steering) you wouldn't notice a thing, but because the timing is important with tank style robots it's pretty frustrating. So whether or not this matters will depend entirely on your use case.
The super bright red LEDs are very cool, especially how they vary based on the input. Saves me the effort of wiring up a power indicator LED.
I'll be replacing these in my robot when I get new, smaller, lighter ones in but that was always the plan. I'll hang on to these to use for weapon motors and the like though.
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