Tekin RS Brushless ESC released

[jimmy]

Tekins R1 and R1 pro sensor-less brushless systems have been around for a while - but hard core racers now have their wish with a new sensored system from Tekin. The RS and RS Pro - the latter having a massive 48 fets on board for ultra low resistance and cool running.

The systems can run in either Sensored, sensorless or a combination of the two. And should the worst happen and water or collision damage interferes with the sensor wire, the system will automatically fall back to sensoreless mode so you can keep racing.

FEATURES:

• Easily Access All Programming, Anywhere, Anytime
• Drives Sensor/Sensorless Brushless and Brushed Motors
• On-Board Temperature Indicator
• PC Interface for Custom Programming
• HDAC: High Density Copper Fet Boards
• Sensor Plug for Precise Commutation with all Motors
• Solder Posts for Easy Wire Replacement
• Self Test Diagnostics and Factory Reset
• Adjustable Drag Brakes
• IO Motor Drive Technology
• RS-232 Digital Communications Protocol
• Pit Tune Mode
• DGF2: Digital Glitch Filtering V2
• QuickTune™ One-Touch Programming
• One-Touch Radio Calibration
• LCD: Lightweight Chassis Design

Check out more on the Tekin website HERE

[Lowie]

niiiice
hope it's not too expensive

[mes]

I've got a Tekin FX Pro and I love it, but I bet I could buy twoo Speed Passion speedos for one Tekin...

[spenner]

Originally Posted by mes

I've got a Tekin FX Pro and I love it, but I bet I could buy twoo Speed Passion speedos for one Tekin...

I bet you can't!!!!

The price will be pretty close to all the leading brands around today... The cheapest place currently in UK and most of Europe is The Raceplace.
They are selling the R1 Pro for £149.99 which is cheaper than nearly everywhere.
I would expect the RS Pro to be around that price, and having seen it running last weekend it was very good... Oh, and remember you can upgrade the software... how many other speedo's do that at the touch of your own fingertips ????

[Lowie]

Originally Posted by spenner

I bet you can't!!!!
...Oh, and remember you can upgrade the software... how many other speedo's do that at the touch of your own fingertips ????

Easy: the Mamba Max does
In fact, also the Sidewinder .... all Castle Creations ESC do with their Castle Link-software.
The transfer does not go via a hotlink but via an USB-adapter. Works very easy!!

[Lowie]

Originally Posted by jimmy

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The systems can run in either Sensored, sensorless or a combination of the two. And should the worst happen and water or collision damage interferes with the sensor wire, the system will automatically fall back to sensoreless mode so you can keep racing.
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Where do you get this info from, Jimmy? I can not find this on the Tekin-Page ... or I must have missed it somewhere?

[Danosborne6661]

Yummy! I got 2 on the way, will get some snaps up when the beauts arrive

[jimmy]

Originally Posted by Lowie

Where do you get this info from, Jimmy? I can not find this on the Tekin-Page ... or I must have missed it somewhere?

I didn't look at the website tbh, I just nicked the photos and the description. The way it works is described by Tekin themselves on rctech

[DCM]

the major difference between the Tekin and Mamba is that the Mamba needs a laptop to adjust, the Tekin doesn't, although the Hotwire does open up other facilities too, like motor timming. The space saved by not having the USB on-board is massive too.

[Lowie]

Originally Posted by DCM

the major difference between the Tekin and Mamba is that the Mamba needs a laptop to adjust, ...

Nope, not correct.
You can tune the MM (and the Sidewinder) after getting the ESC in setup-mode and by giving signals with the Radio. (Not an easy procedure!)

... about the USB-port: correct, but a little bird told me Castle Creations-technici are thinking about making the next gen ESC without this USB-port again, as is the Sidewinder.

[DCM]

ah, that isn't so bad, but not a simple procedure then.... bit like programming the mTroniks with it's two flashing lights lol