I really like my Sidewinder from Robot Power.  It's small, durable,  
and you can actually call them and talk to a real person.  The Abrams  
weighs a lot and uses attachment chain tracks, so the ESC isn't being  
babied and it performed well.  Others may have better options.

Tom

On Mar 27, 2009, at 2:06 PM, Frank Pittelli wrote:

>
> NavyShooter wrote:
>> It is not the PS2 connector, that's seperate.  It's a set of wires
>> that are connected to the servo outputs at positions 1 and 2, and has
>> a set of 5 IC's (4 identical, one raised up) that I'm presuming has
>> something to do with the ESC interface?
>
> Does it look like the small circuit in the upper left corner of this
> picture?
>
>       http://www.anvilus.com/mrc_image.jpg
>
> If so, then you've got an Anvilus 2-channel mixer/relay controller  
> which
>  would provide on/off speed control when connected to 4 relays as  
> shown
> in the picture.
>
>> In looking at a couple of people's builds, I think what I'm after  
>> is a
>> pair of Anvilus speed controllers.
>
> Actually, a single Anvilus speed control drives two motors, so you  
> only
> need one of them.  But, Joe doesn't sell them anymore, so you'll  
> have to
> go with a commercial controller.  Unfortunately, I don't have any
> experience with commercial speed controls, but hopefully those who  
> have
> will chime in and provide their answer to the following question:
>
> What's the best ESC for R/C Tank Combat purposes?
>
>       Frank P.
>
> >


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