THOR SC-10 Info Needed - THOR SC-10 Info Needed

[jimjam]

I have a 32P VIIC 12 Volt Dual Motors. I have used a Novak Super Rooster in the past. Will the SC-10 handle 2 motors? Any users have any feedback on this ESC? Overheating, handle 3 servos plus APC,SubSafe ect... Thanks

[thordesign]

Hi Jim,

The SC-10 will take

Hi Jim,

The SC-10 will take a constant draw of 10 amps from the motors, and the BEC will deliver a solid 1 amp + to your radio with accessories. As long as you do not exceed the 10 amp continuous or 15 in spike you should have no trouble. I am currently working on a 1/48th Type XXI that has a very similar setup. It has only been bench tested, but I expect no problems. I am going to release a 30 amp SC later on in the fall that is a bit smaller than SC-10 and it is capable of 3 amps of supply to the radio.

[rpm]

I have a ESC{mtronics} with

I have a ESC{mtronics} with a 1 amp bec on it and it will NOT run all the servos required for a big sub if you have long servo leads, I have to use a rx battery to get the amps up

[thordesign]

SC-10 is rated for 1.5

SC-10 is rated for 1.5 amps on the BEC, but advertised at 1.0 amps. Try it and see. If it does not perform I will gladly refund your money. RPM is correct in the servo leads and motor leads for that matter. Keep them as short as possible.

SC-30 is almost ready and will deliver more power than needed. We have designing it to power our upcoming 1/48th & 1/32nd Fleetboats.

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[thordesign]

Hi Art,

We phased the MCD

Hi Art,

We phased the MCD products out of our line and now supply a brand new SC made specifically for us. The new SC 10 specs will supply the specs above in my previous message, however the input voltage is limited to 15 volts DC.

Matt