Hobbywing Brushless Combo 10BL120 ESC + 3650SD G2 10.5T Motor | Unboxing
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- In this video I unbox the Hobbywing 10BL120 ESC + 3650SD Black G2 10.5T Motor combo I bought from RCMart. The combo also includes the Yeah Racing YA-0201 Tornado fan upgrade. I will leave the specs for the combo below, with the link for RCMart.
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The combo can be purchased here.
www.rcmart.com...
The specs for the combo are as follows:
Hobbywing QuicRun 1/10 Brushless Sensored System 120A ESC w/ 10.5T Black-G2 Motor & YA-0201 Fan Combo
Hobbywing QuicRun 1/10 Brushless Sensored 120A ESC #10BL120
Specification:
Cont./Peak Current: 120A/760A
Input: 2-3S Lipo/5-9 Cell NiMH
BEC Output: Linear Mode:6V@3A
Fan Size: 25x25x10mm
Fan Voltage Range: 5-8.4V
Size: 33x28x31.5mm (w/ Fan)
Weight: 105g (w/ wires)
Hobbywing 1/10 QUICRUN 3650SD 10.5T 3600KV Brushless Sensored 540 Motor
#QUICRUN-3650SD-10.5T-BLACK-G2
Specification:
Model: QUICRUN-3650SD-10.5T-BLACK-G2
KV: 3600KV
LiPo Cells: 2-3
Resist: 0.0289
No-load Current: 2.4
Outer Diameter/Length: 36mm / 52.8mm
Diameter of the Shaft: 3.17 / 15mm
Yeah Racing Tornado High Speed Ball Bearing Fan 25mm for ESC
Specification:
Dimensions: 25 x 25 x 10mm
Bearing: Dual Ball Bearing
Operating Voltage: 5-8.4V
Power: 1.40W
Fan Speed: 15000 R.P.M (¡Ó20%) at 25¢J, after 5~10 min. rotating.
Max Air Flow: 5.13CFM.
Current: 0.28A
Weight: 7.0g
Connector: JST
That's going to be the SICKEST Blitzer Beetle on the planet haha 😳
I can't wait to see how she goes 👍🦘🇦🇺
I'm thinking a BMX track run, just to test it's sickness. 😁👍
Also thinking I better not put much time into painting the body! 🤣
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Oh it's going to be sick for sure haha
Maybe run it prior to painting lol
Nah I'll paint it first otherwise it'll never get done. So I'll just run it carefully... Well, in the beginning! 😂🤣
I just started racing and bought this exact combo for my 22 5.0. We only race mod at my track and I think this will be a really good place to start.
Nice one, Danton. Hope you have it work well for you in racing. Let me know how it goes! 🙂👍
Blitzer Beetle's longest ever wheel stand, Very Cool.
Should be fun! Will have to make a wheelie bar before I run it.
Excellent unboxing and review, these are very good combos, really a great choice .
Thanks mate. I think it should be a great setup. 🙂👍
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yeah very nice combo. Your BB will do wheelies now :)
The 10BL120 is such a nice cheap ESC
Hope so. Should be fun! 🙂👍
very cool my friend ive been looking into this combo👊🇬🇧😊😎👍
Thanks mate. I think it's quite a good price, bang for buck should be there. 🙂👍
I use this combo to drift, it is awesome for the price. I think most of the fine tuning come from my very ajustable transmitter.
What a fun car that beetle will be, it's going to go like a rocket with that combo. You've made me all excited to see how this beast goes. I'm thinking wheelies at any speed, I bought a Tamiya Avante Aero, never used for $170 ,it's not a real Avante but just couldn't resist. Already looking for hop up parts and a brushless combo. They just look so nice I had to get it. Wife bought a used Arrma Typon for $300 ,guy said the diff is going but it's been changed and has a new one with it. That was a bargain to, can't wait for the build on this beetle. Great video again mate.
Yeah it should be a handful. The Avante Aero will be a pretty reliable buggy, great price too. That Typon has to be the bargain of the century! Hoping to have the build video out by tomorrow or the day after, planning a short run in the driveway for the build video too. Then hit the BMX track when it stops raining. 👍
How is this esc with your armma Typhon? Faster than the brushed setup?
@@Playboyer670 the Typhon is 6s rebranded Hobbywing. We did blow an esc in a 6s Senton because the pinion mesh was set too tight from the factory. I always check now.
Nice going bro definitely a nice looking combo hope your keeping all good
Thanks mate. I think it should be pretty decent, for the price at least. All good here mate, hope you guys are good! 👍
RC Hobby Shed yes bro I definitely think this will be a great combo and yes keeping all good my end bro 👍
Very nice man, a few of the guys run that ESC here at my local track, quite reliable. The yeah racing fan looks like the tornado aluminum fan which is noisy but a great fan so if it sounds like a vacuum cleaner don't panic lol. Get ready for that blister beetle to scoot though a 10.5T is next to a mod motor so its going to have punch so you may have to turn it down a bit till you know how durable it is. look forward to more!
Thanks mate. Yeah it's the Tornado fan. Thanks, now I won't stress too much if it's loud. Should be fun with this setup, will take it easy at first. 🙂👍
@@RCHobbyShed No problem its an awesome fan, I use one to cool the motor in my RC10B74 comp buggy. One other thing I forgot to mention about the tornado fan is it has a break-in period and will speed up after a while of running. Look forward to seeing some wheelies with that 10.5!
Good info, thanks! I wasn't going to bother installing it right away but think I will now, then it's done. 👍
10bl120 has been a good buy, I put one in a 2wd T6.2 for my bonus kid and it was great all season... have one new in the box waiting for a need/use... I have seen quite a few running in 2wd and 4wd mod racing here... for $45-55US they're a decent option. I will likely buy another , but also have my eye on the JuStock 17.5/13.5/10.5 combos from HW for kits that don't need the 6.5-8.5t we use in mod racing.... I hope to put together a retro style buggy of some sort soon... and thinking I may use an old Novak 10.5 I have and the 10bl120.
Yeah, they're a good setup for the money! 👍
Nice combos,great video
Thanks mate! 🙂👍
Nice video
Thank you! 🙂👍
I got this same esc in my Arrma Granite mega v3 on a 3660 spectrum 3300kv and it's not bad I got the program card ect with it. I didn't get the motor though Im not a big fan of smaller motors I normally run 3660s n bigger but honestly this is the best esc for the price hands down.
How you getting it to work without the sensor wire?
You might want to get a TBG le an body for running it . Should be fun to watch though.
Good idea. I thought about it but will (try to, lol) be careful for now. Famous last words! 😂
Would this be any good for racing 1/10 electric 4wd at competitive club level?
I'm no racer but I do believe quite a few do use these setups for club racing. 👍
When you do the run video could you do it with 7.4 lipo and a run with 7.2 nimh? Im debating going with this system in my blazing star as current brushed motors just cant handle the cc01 rock tires lol
I may do a quick NiMh run in the driveway in the build video, then LiPo when I take it to the BMX track. Lol I think it would move the cc01 tyres pretty well. 🙂👍
@@RCHobbyShed i hope so. I melted the endbell on a trinity 15 turn and cooked a sport tuned motor lol
Friend, I bought a hobbywing sensored 10bl120a g2
sensored esc, do you use any 540 sensored motor on
it? I'm wanting a surpass 13.5 T sensored? Does the
motor being sensored work on it? I already have 2 esc
10bl120a g1 hobbywing, I didn't quite understand the
issue of changing to g2!
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Looks like no connectors are included. Looks like you will need connectors for both the battery and the motor. I had to buy separate connectors for my Tekin motor and ESC too. Of course you need to do some soldering. I bought a Jig and was able to solder everything very easily.
That's right. I needed to solder the motor plugs on and I've added a Deans connector for the battery. 👍
@@RCHobbyShed If you get a jig your soldering will be easier. You can solder any kind of connector that you want. I bought one called " The Jigs Up" . I saw it on UA-cam. If you are only going to build one R/C car then maybe this is not worth the money. However, you build R/C cars all the time it is worth every penny. Look into it. Thoughts?
Thanks Alfred. I have a jig by MR JIG which I use quite often, had it for a few years now. It is much easier with a jig! 👍
@@RCHobbyShed Awesome, I did not believe this until I used one myself. I will never go back. This is the best way to do the soldering that you need to do.
@@alfredyost7972 Absolutely! Makes it a lot less stressful. Nothing worse than the connector moving around when you're trying to solder it.
it wouldnae be too much for the Tamiya beetle gear box?
I think it will be fine as long as I'm careful when driving. We'll see I guess. 🙂👍
Hi, i do own this motor and run it on 2s. Will it handle 3s ? Im a bit chicken to try 😂😜
Hi! It should be fine. Both the motor and ESC are rated for 2s/3s. If you bought it from RCMart and got the Yeah Racing fan upgrade, you may want to keep an eye on the fan as it's only rated at 2s. I think it'll be fine, send it! 🤣👍
What is the difference between the ezrun and quickrun?
Basically the Quicrun has less features and a lower price. From top to bottom of the Hobbywing range it goes Xerun (for professional drivers), Ezrun (for advanced drivers), Quikrun (for RTR Upgrade). I'm not really sure of the difference in features, so it's best to check the specs of each to find which one best suits your needs. 👍
Can you use this on crawler?
Just bought this ESC. Can someone tell me where to connect the program card? Thanks
I haven't used a program card on mine, but I believe you unplug the fan and use the fan port for programming. Just don't forget to plug the fan in again. 😉👍
Hi, thinks its the same method than 150am Hobywing : Unlung fan and plug into Card, or with the button
If anyone has this have you noticed excessive fan noise. Mine sounds like it was made by HOOVER.
They are very loud, but they do move a lot of air. Mine and my friends are both loud it's normal. 👍
Nice combo... it's just too bad it's $25 shipping to the U.S. That's what always stops me from buying from rcMart. :(
I hear ya! Shipping cost is quite high to Australia too. They ship very quickly though which is handy if you're needing something fast... and you're also feeling rich at the time. 🤣
@@RCHobbyShed Yeah, There are vintage parts I'm looking for that I can only find on eBay from Australia, same thing, at least $25 shipping on a $9 part. :)
When test?
Not sure when I can test it as we're in lockdown for another 3 weeks. 😥
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Can I use 3s
Yes, 2s or 3s. The specs are in the description 👍
what is the motor size?
It's a 540 sized motor. 👍
What is the max voltage this can take?
2-3s So 7.4v-11.1v 👍
@@RCHobbyShed Cheers man helps alot.
@@RCHobbyShed Is there any such thing as an 8cell 11.1v ? Cause I have lots of motor upgrades it says it can do 8s and my old motor ( the model down) Coould do it but it got hot an sweaty
@@mx_bikes_tutorials4972 No mate. LiPo batteries are 3.7v per cell (s) so 8s is 29.6v
@@RCHobbyShed Ok. What is the utmost highest battery it could take i dont mind eat i have a baja cooling kit and the esc is an 8s esc
That bl120 is a complete piece of shit, no option to reverse motor rotation and I'm running it sensored so I'm screwed and have to buy another esc. I'm so pissed I'm throwing this garbage 120 out.
Sorry for my VERY slow reply. I didn't see this until now so it's probably too late. Anyway... as with any brushless system, if you want to reverse the rotation you can do it by swapping any 2 of the 3 motor wires to reverse it. 👍