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Title: ESCs for Sunnysky 2212 980kv Post by: Inv3nt0r on April 07, 2016, 10:58:10 AM Hi,
I wanted to know which ESCs will be better for Sunnysky 2212 980kv motor (http://www.quadkopters.com/product/brushless-motors/sunnysky-2212-980kv/). Anyone who used this motors with which ESCs? Thanks in advance. Regards Title: Re: ESCs for Sunnysky 2212 980kv Post by: rastsaurabh on April 07, 2016, 11:16:26 AM Hobby wing X rotor are good.
but it also depends how you are going to use & Fly the quad Title: Re: ESCs for Sunnysky 2212 980kv Post by: Inv3nt0r on April 07, 2016, 11:25:59 AM Hobby wing X rotor are good. It's for my hex and normally it will for normal flying and aerial video recording. It has more weight around 1.8~2 KGbut it also depends how you are going to use & Fly the quad Title: Re: ESCs for Sunnysky 2212 980kv Post by: satyagupta on April 07, 2016, 12:29:26 PM 20A if 3cell with 10 inch
30A if 4cell with 8inch Title: Re: ESCs for Sunnysky 2212 980kv Post by: rastsaurabh on April 07, 2016, 12:31:33 PM For 2212 1.8 kg on higher side...... Move to better motor 2312 or something else.
Title: Re: ESCs for Sunnysky 2212 980kv Post by: satyagupta on April 07, 2016, 12:35:05 PM Even 2216 is better.
Title: ESCs for Sunnysky 2212 980kv Post by: Inv3nt0r on April 07, 2016, 01:07:21 PM What about Turnigy Multistar 2213-980kv motor (http://hobbysea.com/products.php?415&sid=473408d37aeb780157dc002132751345) with Turnigy Multistar 20A ESC (http://hobbysea.com/products.php?414&sid=473408d37aeb780157dc002132751345)
Title: Re: ESCs for Sunnysky 2212 980kv Post by: Himadri Roy on April 07, 2016, 05:21:25 PM What about Turnigy Multistar 2213-980kv motor (http://hobbysea.com/products.php?415&sid=473408d37aeb780157dc002132751345) with Turnigy Multistar 20A ESC (http://hobbysea.com/products.php?414&sid=473408d37aeb780157dc002132751345) Go for the Hobbywing XRotor 20A (http://www.rchyper.com/hobbywing-xrotor-20a-esc-wire-lead.html). It is better than the turnigy esc and also priced at a cheaper rate :)Title: Re: ESCs for Sunnysky 2212 980kv Post by: Cycloned on April 08, 2016, 10:38:26 AM How are little bee ESCs with SunnySky 980 and 4s/9" props?
Title: Re: ESCs for Sunnysky 2212 980kv Post by: SK1701 on April 08, 2016, 01:10:33 PM How are little bee ESCs with SunnySky 980 and 4s/9" props? Should be nice and snappy. I use the VGood Firefly 30A ARM ESCs and they are super smooth and have excellent braking. Title: Re: ESCs for Sunnysky 2212 980kv Post by: Rcproduct on April 08, 2016, 04:31:52 PM You can buy this Following Escs for your motor.
These all are suitable for your motor. 10amp (OPTO) – Hobbywing X-Rotor 250 size ESC http://www.rcproduct.in/product/10amp-opto-hobbywing-x-rotor-250-size-esc/ (http://cdn1.rcproduct.in/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/73078-128x94.jpg) 20amp – Hobbywing X-Rotor ESC http://www.rcproduct.in/product/20amp-hobbywing-x-rotor-esc/ (http://cdn2.rcproduct.in/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/730791-128x94.jpg) 20Amp – Afro ESC Multi-rotor Motor Speed Controller (SimonK Firmware) http://www.rcproduct.in/product/20amp-afro-esc-multi-rotor-motor-speed-controller-simonk-firmware/ (http://cdn1.rcproduct.in/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/20Amp-Afro-128x94.jpg) 18Amp -TURNIGY Plush Speed Controller w/BEC http://www.rcproduct.in/product/18amp-turnigy-plush-speed-controller-wbec/ (http://cdn1.rcproduct.in/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/TR-P18A-128x103.jpg) This all Are Escs Branded and specially for Multirotor so you can use anyone from this. you can also find more escs here... http://www.rcproduct.in/product-category/electronic-speed-control/ :hatsoff: Title: Re: ESCs for Sunnysky 2212 980kv Post by: Inv3nt0r on April 08, 2016, 07:27:45 PM So guys, can you please tell me, with Hobbywing XRotor 20A ESC, how many amount of thrust it will generate with 3s lipo?
Title: Re: ESCs for Sunnysky 2212 980kv Post by: SK1701 on April 08, 2016, 09:21:38 PM Depends on the prop. With a 1045 (a common prop for this motor on 3S) you should get approximately 850g
Title: Re: ESCs for Sunnysky 2212 980kv Post by: Inv3nt0r on April 08, 2016, 09:37:51 PM With 4s? 4s recommended for this motor?
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