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Turnigy 80A ESC Help
I bought a Turnighy Plush 80A ESC. I have the Turnighy programming card. I tried to play around with it last night. I connected the esc to the card and powered up with no load ( no motor connected). I tried programming some music / sound. Did not work. Do I have to have the motor connected  ?
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Originally Posted by Bluefronted
Yes.
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Yes, because if you want to hear music, that is where the music and tones come from.
It can be any brushless motor though that can handle the input voltage. Cliff |
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