HobbyKing - HobbyKing SS 190-200A brushless esc

This is a video review of the HobbyKing SS series 190-200A brushless esc. The current price is $29.99 at the posting of this video. Price is subject to change.

HobbyKing website:
http://www.hobbyking.com

HK SS 190-200A esc:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=14500

ESC PDF instructions manual:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uploads/802909439X10239X34.pdf

Turnigy T600-1100kv motor:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=11102

KD36-74-06XL 2800kv motor:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=6677

Turnigy 5A (8-40v) SBEC :
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=10313

ZIPPY Flightmax 2650mAh 5S1P 40C LiPo:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=9949

Turnigy 5200mAh 2S 30C Hard-Case Lipo Pack:

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=10277

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• hobbyking
• hobby king
• super simple esc
• brushless esc
• electronic speed control
• esc
• 190-200a esc

[startazz]

Hi Frank great review as always but i've got a question for you about the UBEC,i know the video isn't about that but here goes anyway ;-) what was that little plug for on the UBEC that wasn't being used?? as i've got an old 20amp ESC with a built in BEC but it as a extra two thin wires coming out of it with a pug on the end,it's not the three wire plug that goes into the RX and it's not the battery wires or the motor wires lol,so any idea? i just can't think what it's for ;-) thumbs up.

[HobbykingLive]

@startazz I believe you may be talking about the plug that has a jumper on it. this is for changing the output voltage of the BEC. On the one used in the video you can set the output to 5v or 6v depending on which two pins the jumper is on. Because yours sounds like it only has two pins you may be able to change the voltage output by putting on or removing a jumper. That's just a guess so you may want to check the operators manual if you have it or check online.

[cruddiestcrudever]

Woa voltage down to 7.34? doesn't that damage the battery?

[HobbykingLive]

@cruddiestcrudever that was the voltage drop measured on the 2 cell. If you look at the top right of the watt meter you can see the real time voltage is 8.19v so that's less than 1v difference.

[30GB]

im surprised the prop didnt disintegrate

[HobbykingLive]

@30GB I was using an Apc 6x4 sport prop for fuel motors. They are thicker and stronger than the electric 6x4e props.

[munstermanhi]

Im a screw master lol

[rovannon]

can someone tell me what is the device being used for chancing the speed of the motors.

[CelioAdilson]

Hi. I got a Cessna 172 Skylane with default Motor and ESC. Can i use this set on my cessna shown in the video? Wich set do you recommend or compatible with this type of aircraft? Default Settings are: Motor: 900kv ESC: 30A Battery: 2200mah 3S 20C. I want the maximum power.

[TheUnDeRGRouNDHoBo]

man thats awesome could you tell me where to get 1 of them throttle set up switch things ? i want to use a h/k 60 amp esc on a HHO hydrogen set up in my car but i need to idle it around 15 amps that throttle thing there is what i needs but i cant find on h/k

[TheUnDeRGRouNDHoBo]

@bzhwindtalker have you got it in a car ? cheers

[ShadowwwLFS]

@bzhwindtalker Energy dense - yes, but not as power dense.

+ pouch lipo's tend to explode. :P

[bzhwindtalker]

@ShadowwwLFS I got 40 of them for about 100€ two years ago from someone recycling dewalt packs. I've put at least 100 cyles on them, abusing them and balancing occasionnally. I like them they are safe and powerfull ! But real poutch lipo is so much more energy dense...

[ShadowwwLFS]

@bzhwindtalker well I'm jealous now :(

here they cost $15 a piece, and internationally they can be found cheaper but shipping expenses make them expensive again :(

[bzhwindtalker]

@erh7771 No precharge for me, I have about 15 hour of run time on 6s6p A123...

[bzhwindtalker]

@maynardr6 I run 8mm bulets and double 12 awg leads, and I still have a lot of wiring related voltage drop. 200 amps is a LOT of current!