AusAnt
05-23-2008, 01:22 AM
Has anybody tried the MGM Compro ESC's?
They look pretty nice, and I have found their plank ESC's to be very good and stable in the past, but I don't see anybody using them in helis. Just wanting to see if there is something wrong about them which I don't know about?
The main reason for asking is that I am very happy with my Jazz, but am looking for my next heli. There seem to be some people having problems with the Jives, and they are also very difficult to get still. So I was having a look for alternatives.
I could only find one Freak who is using them. He has one in a Raptor E550 and one in a Hurricane 500, and says they are fantastic (but he has never used a Kontronic so couldn't compare). He says governor mode is great, and although it is a bit fiddly to set up, the autorotation (bail out) quick start switch is a bonus. He said that their support was fantastic too.
Unfortunately they have to be stick programmed - the MGM PC software link only operates on their plank ESC's, but that isn't too big a deal.
You can even have one or two heatsinks added at the factory for a nominal fee which is also nice.
Anyway, just wondering why they look so good on paper, and yet nobody is using them? Any comments?
http://mgm-compro.com/index.php?cat=brushless-speed-controllers-for-helicopters
Ant
They look pretty nice, and I have found their plank ESC's to be very good and stable in the past, but I don't see anybody using them in helis. Just wanting to see if there is something wrong about them which I don't know about?
The main reason for asking is that I am very happy with my Jazz, but am looking for my next heli. There seem to be some people having problems with the Jives, and they are also very difficult to get still. So I was having a look for alternatives.
I could only find one Freak who is using them. He has one in a Raptor E550 and one in a Hurricane 500, and says they are fantastic (but he has never used a Kontronic so couldn't compare). He says governor mode is great, and although it is a bit fiddly to set up, the autorotation (bail out) quick start switch is a bonus. He said that their support was fantastic too.
Unfortunately they have to be stick programmed - the MGM PC software link only operates on their plank ESC's, but that isn't too big a deal.
You can even have one or two heatsinks added at the factory for a nominal fee which is also nice.
Anyway, just wondering why they look so good on paper, and yet nobody is using them? Any comments?
http://mgm-compro.com/index.php?cat=brushless-speed-controllers-for-helicopters
Ant