The throttle curve was linear and I detected no hesitation or cogging. I've not pushed it yet, I was quite gentle. Nothing to worry about from a heat perspective yet either. As promised Alfred. What do you mean the programming button is hard to get too, would you be able to post up a pic of the esc in the M18t. Find all posts by alfred. Of course I'll put some pics up The button is recessed in the casing and when you tape the ESC down, with the heat sink up, it makes the thing difficult to get to, I'll take a pic of that too.
This thing is so much fun! Well would it be easier just to cut a small section of the heatsink so that you can get to the button more easily.
JPG Thanks for the posting up the pics Must be hard to program it with the button right there. Silver Supra. The way I try to squeeze everything on my MRS4's stock bottom chassis, I usually have to place everything in awkward positions, making it hard to get to stuff like buttons. They have a heat sink and a polycarb? The cover just sits there, held in by the heatsink on both the 22 and Both are bigger than the mamba pics later , and they come with gold bullet plugs uninstalled but in the bag.
All they do is turn off the bec. The manufacturing looks nice. First impressions compared to a mamba 25 pros: Heatsink Poly case to offer marginal protection longer motor wires 33a has 3 amp bec vs mambas 1. I dont like that, but testing needs to confirm this. All in all, I think these will be great controllers for the price. Programming and drag brake is a big deal for me, so I might not like them in my crawlers.
After crawler testing the rc18t will get some testing. Sponsored Links. Just by your quick review, I wouldn't even consider this over a mamba I love that USB programming and the drag brake. I agree. But, I figured I would try them out. If they dont work out, Quark said I could send them back. I will get one of the amp controllers for testing against my schulze The 33amp unit might be the ticket for slightly larger outrunners like the Park , that would tax the Mamba a little too much.
And the BEC is nice. But I have to agree about the USB programming. That was a stroke of genius on Castle's part. I wish all my speedos were this easy to set up, and there's no way I'll go back to using the throttle for programming.
Not even the Coast Guard uses Morse Code anymore. Can't wait! Man those things has some balls! That Quark sounds Quirky for a crawler application, but should be great for the micro off-roads rigs. The stick programming thing bugs me. I hated testing certain commo equipment in the Army due to having to listen for tones, follow a sequence, etc. I went nuts trying to program the Mamba 25 on the radio.
Castle has set the standard with controller programming. Not saying Mamba is not a good controller for rccrawler, just that when it comes to relying on a manufacturer to provide a product that meets its specifications in the real world, Castle just doesn't do it.
Schulz the same way i believe. Attached Images. I got my Quark 33 in the mail over a week ago and I haven't even had a chance to solder on the connections. I will be curious to see how this pans out. I bought this one because it was cheaper than buying another Mamba and a regulator.
I tested the Pro 33 for a while on saturday, and spent about an hour last night switching back and forth between a mamba and the quark pro It took over 15 minutes to get it programmed for my tx, and to get reverse set up. Slowest throttle resolution is slower than the mamba- this thing creeeeeps. The controller is much quieter with lower hz motor pulses as well. In a house, or in an area with more than one brushless rig this is VERY noticable. Reverse to forwards delay time is slightly more than the mamba- just long enough to fall backwards and not have the time to kick in reverse for a save.
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