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30A RC Brushless Motor Electric Speed Controller ESC 3A UBEC with XT60 & 3.5mm bullet plugs

30A RC Brushless Motor Electric Speed Controller ESC 3A UBEC with XT60 & 3.5mm bullet plugs

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Comes Pre-soldered with XT60 Connector and 3.5mm bullet plugs 5v/3A UBEC (Very Efficient) - ESC can power receiver and servos LiPo 2 - 4s (Cells), NiCd/NiMH: 5 - 12 Cells, 6.4V - 16.8V Low Battery Protection, Overheat Protection, Startup Throttle Protection, Signal Loss Protection, and Abnormal Voltage Protection Programmable - Programming Card or using Transmitter

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    How to wire controller operated DC motors

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    1. muddbudd

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      They technically are DC motors due to the way the coils are arranged BLDC motors are DC and PMSM are AC, I'm not sure which these motors are but they can both be controlled in the same way, buy a hobby brushless speed controller with the correct voltage and power raiting and a servo tester. These should work.
      With these you should be able to control the speed, if the fan turns the wrong way swap over one of the three phase wires with another one.
       
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      muddbudd said:
      They technically are DC motors due to the way the coils are arranged BLDC motors are DC and PMSM are AC, I'm not sure which these motors are but they can both be controlled in the same way, buy a hobby brushless speed controller with the correct voltage and power raiting and a servo tester. These should work.
      With these you should be able to control the speed, if the fan turns the wrong way swap over one of the three phase wires with another one.
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      Once again, thank you for the replies. Got exactly what i wanted knowing now.
      This was far way more, reasonable, and educative comments, than what the other so-called"professors" have been up to.
       

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