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Old 21-05-2014
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Default esc's with both motor rotation? CW/CCW

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What esc's have the function where you can run a motor clock wise or counter clock wise?

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You can swap two of the motor wires around or on some controlers you can reverse the motor.
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You can swap two of the motor wires around or on some controlers you can reverse the motor.
This won't work with a sensor based system.

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Both the Vampire SR1 and SR1+ have this feature and both are available at some very special prices at the moment too....
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novak gtb, kinetic also have a reverse option
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Tekin RSX/RS Pro both do, SkyRC Toro 120A, Orca, Hobywing and Speedpassion reventons also do. Yokomo and HPI also.

I'll be honest my Toro didn't feel the same when i ran it in reverse the other week trying out a shorty lipo conversion chassis. It seemed to get a bit hotter also, although i didn't get the temp gun out.

I wondered if motor can timing head any bearing on performance when run in reverse?
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Hi,

A couple of the Novak speedos have this function.

The Havok Pro SC is one of them.

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