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    Schottky Diodes

    I have a speed controller that says I need this - anyone know where I can get one and what are the specs for this? (eg. amperage, volts)

    Thanx

    #2
    Hi

    I do not know what ESC u using so difficult for us to give u answer. Based on electronics, Schottky Diodes is one of the many family of diode. I think for your case, the purpose is to ground/short the flyback/inductive voltage that produce when motor is turn off when it is spinning. U should able to find it in the electronics shop in Sim Lim Tower if u know the part number.

    Super-Hornet

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      #3
      Oh my apologies.... my ESC is the mtroniks tempo 11.

      thanx

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        #4
        Originally posted by phanchingchong
        Oh my apologies.... my ESC is the mtroniks tempo 11.

        thanx

        Hi,

        Pardon me, why dun the device come with the diodes, itself? I am curious...

        this is the 3 ranges u need either 18, 30 or 40 amps current limit sensors.
        But, coem to think of it...in AMPs ?? it can KILL

        With over 50 years experience, Sussex Model Centre are a scale model and hobby shop based in Worthing.


        frm rcgroup


        Speed Controllers


        wat exactly are u controlling ??

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          #5
          Hi.... yes the ESC came with one but it is on a motor now. So I swap the ESC around but not the motors. I am running it on my RC cars (sedan and buggies).

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            #6
            correct this line : this is the 3 ranges u need either 18, 30 or 40 amps current limit sensors.

            corrected : this is the 3 ranges u need either 18, 30 or 40 amps ( b.t.w its sensorless )


            Try here ...


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              #7
              Originally posted by phanchingchong
              Hi.... yes the ESC came with one but it is on a motor now. So I swap the ESC around but not the motors. I am running it on my RC cars (sedan and buggies).


              i always thought its a built in diode .... r u sure u can replace those thingys...

              coz diode are more or less comparable to a normal resistor in sizes and weight.

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                #8
                Thanx.... this was useful. Doesnt cost a lot to buy it there.

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                  #9
                  mine is external.... so I can replace it.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by phanchingchong
                    mine is external.... so I can replace it.


                    i suggest u just go simlim tower and have a look.
                    they sell bulk of stuffs and incl. diodes too... i dun thing its difficult to get one... as they are more or less the same... but be sure to get one that can operate in 30 or 40 amps ...

                    and tk PPE when dealing with HIGH CURRENT !!
                    Speedytron Electronics Pte Ltd Was First Founded In 1992 And Has Grown To Be One Of The Leading Importer, Exporter And Stockist Of Electronic Components.


                    cheers :na

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                      #11
                      Hi Steady - I tried your ebay link and the item is here already. Its a bit smaller than the one that came with the esc but I tried soldering it and running the car on the 14t motor and it did not blow up so I guess everything is fine.

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                        #12
                        Cheers,

                        Great to know that work for ya

                        Originally posted by phanchingchong
                        Hi Steady - I tried your ebay link and the item is here already. Its a bit smaller than the one that came with the esc but I tried soldering it and running the car on the 14t motor and it did not blow up so I guess everything is fine.

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