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HobbyKing Red Brick 10A ESC

HobbyKing Red Brick 10A ESC


The HobbyKing Red Brick ESCs wont win first place for style, though they will take top points for simplicity and reliability. With a basic set of programming features these ESCs are a perfect solution for anyone looking for a basic yet robust speed controller.

Specs.
Max Amps: 10A
Ubec: 5v / 1A
Cells: 2~3s Lipoly
Size: 38mm x 7mm 18mm
Weight: 7.3g (Inc Wires)

User manual included.


PRODUCT ID: RB10A-BEC

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 Customer rated 5 crowns   
 
Total of 21 discussions.
raymond  1 points - 5/14/2013
 
find that suprising e_lm_70 i would have expected any cpu internal to the speed controller to be -5v and by fitting diodes in the servo supply your going to drop voltage by 0.5v per diode but servo will pull the same current from the controller,but it is nice to know there has been problems with this controller iv'e pulled red supply wire from controller and built up a 400 mah battery to supply reciever for a short test flight only problem now is waiting for the wind to drop.
 e_lm_70 416 points
I think a small external BAC can be a better option then have an external battery. In one of my experiment RC bird I used a smaller 250mAh 1S for power RX and Control Board, leaving the ESC to power servos only.
raymond  1 points - 5/8/2013
 
forgot to say this is on a 1300 3s 20c lipo battery the plane climbs then after the first turn you loose control then it comes back a couple more control inputs and it looses control again the servos stay were they are and dont dance around as if they have lost signal it looks like receiver power has gone or is it something i havent done to set up the esc any help would be most welcome.
 e_lm_70 416 points
I had similar problem in mine. The BEC is weak, not only is weka, but 5v from BEC sent to rxand servo is shared with internal ESC cpu ... after upgrade 2 micros 3.7g servo to 2 micro 5g digital servo, I got the ESC to reset every time I make a fast sefvo movement ... solution for me was to add 2diode in line of 5v power to the servos for reduce power from BEC and protect esc cpu
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 Jad dominic 8 points
mine did the same, but mine was solved when i realized that my connections are not making full contact. landed the plane a little bit hard because of that problem.
raymond  1 points - 5/8/2013
 
I have this esc on a AX-2308N-1100 motor i know its at its edge with current but full throttle with an 8/6sf prop it pulls 8.4 amp.the problem is i keep loosing radio its not a glitch as servos dont dance around then i get radio back a range check works ok i have changed tranny and receiver for several others and still doing the same im beginning to think it maybe this esc shutting supply to receiver,if i wanted to try it with a separate battery for the receiver is it only a case of taking the red wire out of the esc plug and pluging my battery into the receiver.(this is doing my head in lol)
handyjap  194 points - 5/5/2013
 
How do I calibrate the throttle input on this ESC? I am used to power the ESC with the throttle in the high position and after the first beep move it to the low position, another beep and then disconnect power, but the throttle still start at about 33% from low, any help please.
 e_lm_70 416 points
There is no throttle calibration Put stick at low level when you power on Set on your tx to have normal servo range over the throttle signal ..
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Robert  1 points - 4/20/2013
 
I am going to use this ESC (two of them actually) to control two EDF27s with 11000kv Motors. My question is, do I have to disconnect the positive lead in one of the ESCs, or will the ESCs handle having the power leads intact (I plan on using a y-connector to attach the ESCs to the receiver)?
 handyjap 194 points
You will have to cut one of the two red wires. I usually cut the red wire in the Y connector that goes to one of the ESC's.
hitesh  1 points - 4/17/2013
 
can I use this with hextronik 1500kv motor and a 610 3S with 8x3.8 or 4 prop?
Jad dominic  8 points - 3/27/2013
 
What range of kv of motors it can handle?
salvich  7 points - 1/28/2013
 
No buy some, no batteries supports over 350 milliamps, I am disappointed with this controller. Find another speed controller as good as this.
 AmyS3 21 points
That is stange since i have one of these and use it with 500 and even 800mAh 2s lipos. So far i never had a problem. I bet that i can even use bigger lipos but they dont fit in the model im using the esc in. Maybe your esc/motor combination gives you the trouble. I for myself use this esc with a hextronic 2211 2300kv motor with a 500mAh 2slipo from turnigy and it runs great.
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winny  11 points - 1/27/2013
 
How can this item be rated as 5 star as there are only 5 reviews and 2 have rated it 3 stars or lower. Im confused.
 winny 11 points
My mistake, I missed the other reviews. I thought there were none, I must of hit the wrong key.
Electric Power  466 points - 1/18/2013
 
I am using this ESC on my 16 in Nutball with a HXM2211-2300 motor on a 2s batt. I use a 7X3.5 prop no problems at all. Got about 30 flights so far. Use it for indoor flying a nice littel light weight ESC
Electric Power  466 points - 12/20/2012
 
well as I said before for hobby companies to stay in business they are bulk buying HK parts and reselling them in a different package at 2 times the price.
Case in point this ESC sell for 5.74$ the local hobby shop sells the same product for 12$
 Haim 91 points
same here things are sold 3 to 10 times the price HK sells them .. even when you count the shipment , customs ext ..
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 Electric Power 466 points
time we started to E mail HK and ask then to ban hugh orders like 20 motors to one location. This hobby shop uses batts, servo, ESC and motors all from HK and double the price on every item. They are so bold they don't even take the label off. They sell in house design and fit it 100% with HK parts
 numanair 52 points
You can become a reseller and receive a discount through HK.
 Electric Power 466 points
never knew that where did you see that?
Sven  2 points - 9/29/2012
 
Reviews talk about hot or fried controllers. Maybe it is not the motor current, that is killing these babys. Got some from a friend for flashing. (Works, with SimonK-tp.hex-Firmware if you're a shurehand on the soldering iron (no pads). The HK Atmega8 Flash adatpter might be helpful here, but i have none.)
The bad thing is, i found that in there are 2 7805 in parallel, which might work if they are of the same kind, but i have one with two different makes of 7805 in it and this one gets hot, when drawing 300mA from the BEC even without motor attached. Mybe HK can use some influence on the makers of these to make the use matching regulators. Would even pay an extra dollar.
 Haim 91 points
I burned my when the connectors where not isolated, it burned real fast (a secs or 2). learned my lesson .. I use the shrink tube on the bullet connectors before I connect this one.
 bertanduk 6 points
That will happen with all ESC no matter what brand it is from...
Ramon  9 points - 7/12/2012
 
Is it possible that this ESC detects a really empty 3S when you hook it to a very very full 2S (8.41V) If not, i have 6 DOA's? that's fairly impossible..
 Ramon 9 points
NVM i'm an idiot.. I had an OrangeRx on it but it wasn't paired with the Tx yet, resulting in "fail safe" so the escs wouldnt launch.
3dguy  99 points - 5/19/2012
 
can i use 4s with this?
 ijaz bahtti 1713 points
no only 2s or 3s
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Nolou  3 points - 5/13/2012
 
I can t setting option battery liPo. When I choose liPo option (2 bip and throttle off),the esc save brak setting (3 bip) ?
 Nolou 3 points
Why this ESC makes 3 bip when I choose the option 2 ?
 Esotericvoid 8 points
This either means your setting has NIMH batts or is in non-constant speed mode if it happens at exit. (apparantly)
 Esotericvoid 8 points
Quote following of interest. "ESC which under 20A do not allow esc option settings, in order to reduce the possibility of customers wrong setting, factory default locked the auto-detection of lithium..." Need I write more? No instructions for some, no surprise there.
 Haim 91 points
I tested it from the manufacture with 3s , worked nicely(till I burned it :-) , don't think that this ESC is meant to be played with (configured). any way I'd use auto on the cell detection.
michael  2 points - 4/15/2012
 
can u suggest any esc for 15amp motor and in stock one?:)
 CAN 400 points
Hobbyking SS Series 18-20A ESC u can think that
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mesadesign  1 points - 1/23/2012
 
Where's all the documentation? What are all the connections? What are the min and max voltages on the inputs? How do we control them in a submarine?
 TechnoFinder 126 points
the manual is there in the files tab
 Kellyann 16223 points
Specs. mesadesign Max Amps: 10AUbec: 5v / 1A Cells: 2~3s Lipoly Size: 40mm x 7mm 18mm Weight: 7.3g (Inc Wires) also under the FILES tab above is a manual to down load. Wiring is easy just connect it 1 to 1 any one. I hope this helps. Also the manual will tell you how to program it too.
 Esotericvoid 8 points
Quote following of interest. "ESC which under 20A do not allow esc option settings, in order to reduce the possibility of customers wrong setting, factory default locked the auto-detection of lithium..." Need I write more? No instructions for some, no surprise there. Should clear up the issues.
UniseV  17 points - 9/14/2011
 
Can I use it with a brushed motor ?
 H-KING_SCOTT 5160 points
No, please see brushed ESC's.
 Kellyann 16223 points
Sir this Electric Speed Control is meant for a brushless motor. There is some DIY guys on the NET trying to mode these to use on brushed motors. Have a G O O G L E. Let us know if you fine any thing. The problem is these controllers have 3 connects all pos out of phase with each other. Brushed controller have 2 connects pos and neg-. I hope this helps.
John  13 points - 8/23/2011
 
what is the burst rating
 Doubletap 76 points
Generally, the BURST rating of any ESC is the maximum current that the unit can draw for very short durations, typically only a few seconds, where the "continuous" current rating is just that. Just keep in mind that these ratings are relative to the effectiveness of the individual installation cooling.
 sky3727 81 points
The burst rating for 10Amp ESC is usual at 12Amp. Hope this www.link
AleBS  6 points - 7/26/2011
 
Can I use this ESC for a micro Quad ? What parameters can change ? Thanks
 Jackrr 224 points
A quad usually needs fast responses from esc, a micro quad needs very fast responses. I wouldn't recommend trying this one as it's most certainly wasted money.
 o1hoegetter 1614 points
will only tell you if we can play with the chick in the picture
 SLOW STIK 53 points
She looks like JAIL BAIT to me :^D But very nice !
 ckies 40 points
I used the TURNIGY Plush 6A ESC on a micro quad - it works very well
 o1hoegetter 1614 points
whats a micro quad? a four headed midget
dayweed  13 points - 7/25/2011
 
Anyone have one of these? I'm thinking of using it with the 5 gram micro brushless motor for a fox glider conversion. any thoughts?
 T.rex.450 175 points
I would use the TURNIGY Plush 6A ESC. It is lighter, smaller and more suitable for your application
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 dayweed 13 points
Yeah i know but its out of stock and who knows how long it'll take cos well this is hobbyking...
 T.rex.450 175 points
Off course
I have good experience with the SuperSimple 8-10A ESC also.
It is in stock if you would like a smaller alternative…*
 dayweed 13 points
K will take ur advice and get that instead. wanted to get this cos its the cheapest and being 13 i can only afford to have my electronics under $25
 Duy 2 points
I bought 1 and it died 1 FET. Not recommend!
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Generally working well, but have a little too long isolation.


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wensor
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had 2 and burned 1 with 2s lipoly MOTOR HK2204. only recommend run at 5A for safe. one works good so far.


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Dalsi z malych reglu od HK


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Do not use it for more then 5A you will burn it. Even on 2S I had problems depending on the type of motor. Now I have to buy a new one.


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Not what i was after but Good product high quality highly recommended Aplusplus


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