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FET Speed Controller TEU-302BK
A compact forward/reverse running electronic speed controller (ESC) featuring a high frequency wave drive system. Three types of current flow adjuster, adjustment of maximum forward and reverse throttle trigger settings, and reverse cancellation can be controlled via transmitter and ESC operation.
Tamiya R/C System No.28 (ITEM 45028)
Compatible with down to 23 turn stock motors. Transmitters from other makers can also
This is the Tamiya Forward and Reverse Electronic Speed Control.
FEATURES: Compatible with stock motors down to 23 turns
Current adjustment allows driver to choose from three adjustment
speeds including mild setting for slippery conditions and quick
setting for high grip tracks
Reverse can be converted to braking function
Three safety functions:
Reduced voltage reduction safety circuit prevents loss of control
Heat protection function
Overcurrent protection function
Receiver connector compatible with Tamiya, Futaba KO, JR, and
Airtronics/Sanwa (blue)
INCLUDES: One Tamiya Forward and Reverse Electronic Speed Control with Kyosho
style battery connector, pre-installed motor leads, universal
receiver connector, and instruction manual
REQUIRES: Installing in model and connecting to motor and receiver
SPECS: Length: 1.3" (33.5mm)
Width: 1.1" (27.2mm)
Height: 0.6" (14.3mm)
Weight: 1.7oz (48g) with wires
Weight 1.5oz (43g) body only
Control System: High frequency wave drive
Max Continuous Current: (FET spec) Forward 120A, Reverse 60A
Power Supply: 7.2V - 8.4V (6-7 cells)
Compatible Motor: R/C car motor over 23 turns
Driving Frequency: 500Hz, 1kHz, 2kHz (with three steps)
Receiver Output Voltage: 6V (input 7.2V)
Receiver Output Current: 1A
nu heb ik deze regelaar besteld en de f104 pro,

alleen nu ben ik aan het zoeken naar wat de 500Hz, 1kHz en de 2kHz doen met de motor.
ik kan er niet weis uit worden.
kan iemand mij uitlegen wat dit doet met de motor??
gr Sander.