LRP F1 Pro Reverse

[bobby]

do any of u guys have this speed controller?


i would like to know if it is good? and how its doing on your 4tec.

[bobby]

i also have read the specs of the pro reverse and i saw it said to solder the fet wire to motor.

what the heck is an fet wire ?????
what is it for????
do i need it???

please help me

[Scat(\/)an]

Most likely they meant FEED wire.

[ST316]

I have raed that they are a good esc.I myself run a dynamite power pulse esc.I would like to know if anyone hear too has a LRP esc and what they think about it.?

[darkspicegirl]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by pooycow:
i have an LRP!!!!!

its the V7.1 (the best speedcontroller on the market for racing!)

it is absoulutly brilliant!

i have had no problems with it, and it has a really powerfull brake, which is also ajustable!</font>


Why would an electric car need brakes?

[Scat(\/)an]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by darkspicegirl:

Why would an electric car need brakes?</font>

To slow it down, naturally...

Unlike a nitro car, an electric doesn't have a disk brake setup (although that would be cool). An electric motor spools up real quick, but it takes a while for it to spin down. So, you add a brake function to the speed control that puts a load (reverse current) on the motor to slow it down.

Smacking into a wall at 30mph to slow down a car sucks...

[pooycow]

i have an LRP!!!!!

its the V7.1 (the best speedcontroller on the market for racing!)

it is absoulutly brilliant!

i have had no problems with it, and it has a really powerfull brake, which is also ajustable!

[pooycow]

Darkspicegirl;

to stop the car of course! what do you think brakes are for?
what the brake does is, it puts a reverse polarity to the motor to slow it down or to stop!