Could you do a demo of the SQESC 12200 with a large EDF or prop on a test stand to show off it's capabilities while showing the amps and temperature telemetry?
@@SequreTech I have mine flashed to escape32 and with WiFi link We are currently waiting on new boards right now. There are dual mode sensored non sensored
Hello, I have seen a video on by Andrew Newton about this product and I have some questions! Can I add a heatsink (for applications under a car shell for example, where the airflow is usually pretty low)? If so, how?
Hello, aluminum metal radiator has been added before the product is shipped. Under normal circumstances, it is not necessary to replace the radiator, if you need to replace a larger radiator, it is also possible to remove the radiator with a new radiator.
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Could you do a demo of the SQESC 12200 with a large EDF or prop on a test stand to show off it's capabilities while showing the amps and temperature telemetry?
Good esc. Can also flash escape 32 on it and use the WiFi link
Yes, stay tuned for the release of the escape 32 version and the corresponding climbing motor soon.
@@SequreTech I have mine flashed to escape32 and with WiFi link
We are currently waiting on new boards right now. There are dual mode sensored non sensored
@@jdmtyteeeyo yes,good.
Hello,
I have seen a video on by Andrew Newton about this product and I have some questions! Can I add a heatsink (for applications under a car shell for example, where the airflow is usually pretty low)? If so, how?
Hello, aluminum metal radiator has been added before the product is shipped. Under normal circumstances, it is not necessary to replace the radiator, if you need to replace a larger radiator, it is also possible to remove the radiator with a new radiator.
Thank you. This new types of ESCs are supposed to be way more efficinet than what we used to have lets say ten years ago.@@SequreTech
@@StereodreieckRC You're welcome. Yes😀
Have you noticed any significant Realworld difference between AM32 and BL32 ?
The AM32 can achieve good linearity at low speeds and is suitable for climbing vehicles and so on. BL32 has more obvious advantages in aircraft.
@@SequreTech Unfortunately BL32 is a dead end because the company is shutting down :(