RadioLink Cool 9030 Brushed 90A ESC (2-4S) Waterproof Built-in BEC 3A Selectable 5.5V/7.5V

In this video, I will show you what comes with this RadioLink Cool 9030 Brushed 90A ESC. RadioLink is best known for their line of transmitter/receivers. Let's see how it holds up and what are its best applications. #esc #tamiya #rccar #rcelectronics #radiolink
Radiolink Cool 9030 ESC 90A Brushed ESC
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[@madsrcbuggy]

Nice to see this one, and of course the speed test you did in the other video. I saw Banggood was advertising this one, so I got curious but not enough to buy one, ha ha. So far I'm happy with supplied Tamiya ESC's, HW1080 and ISDT ESC70 for my brushed motors on 10th scale, I drive mostly buggies.

[@RCsRCCars]

I would pick this one over the ESC90. I don't think ISDT has perfected the app yet plus I won't use 90% of those configurations anyway. I'll stick with the analog jumpers.

[@luiscolon8635]

Is this compatible with a furitek set up? Have a cedar ship to me soon but like to know for another project I'm working on.

[@owen8538]

Dunno why my 1 when I insert plastic into slot 2 reverse is forward an forward is good no reverse does your s do that were you need change setting on controler to reverse in race mode tho normal mode is ok

[@owen8538]

Has it been reliable test it on 12t 3slot 3s

[@laikawuff]

I didn’t know you could run brushed motors on 4s

[@RCsRCCars]

I'm paraphrasing the famous scientist Ian Malcolm. "Just because you could doesn't mean you should." 😂

[@druscanam]

​@@RCsRCCars That's a very narrow view, it all depends on the motor and what it's designed for. Some brushed motors are designed to operate on 240V or 120V such as plug in wall vacuum cleaners and run on very low current and need 240V to achieve normal running rpm. Lots of RC motors are designed to run on low voltage high current set ups so they can achive high performance and speed on just 7.4V. If you're running one of these motors on 4S it will also work but if your exceeding the designed rated power and rpm then it's life will be significantly shorten. Some crawler motors such as an 80T 540 will easily take 4S without any risk to damage however its not really going to be fast anyways. Might increase your speed from 5mph to 10mph 😂

[@bradkalman2353]

Is it waterproof?

[@RCsRCCars]

Yes it is. The main product photo on Amazon is of it splashing in the water. amzn.to/3GzHgCC (Afilliate Link)

[@bradkalman2353]

Can you get other than an XT 60?

[@RCsRCCars]

It doesn't look like it at this time.

[@bradkalman2353]

@@RCsRCCars that's upsetting but they should also have a made it programmable thru theory transmitter to the ESC since they make radios.

[@RCsRCCars]

That would be a great feature but it would force someone to buy a RadioLink transmitter. Take a look at the ISDT ESC90. It is programmable with the ISDT Go app.