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Old 08-21-2015, 12:20 PM
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Default Re: track frames and turntable control?

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I've been using the Sabertooth 2x12(amp) dual motor controller in my smaller Stahl tracked models for yrs & have a 2x25(amp) in the JD850. The best feature of it is one ch operates forward/reverse & a different ch to steer, that's what I miss now with my latest track hoe being the Fumotec JD450, it has brushless motors in it & the Sabertooth cannot be used. Making the 450 move around, especially on a delicate slope becomes a little more complicated having to operate two chs now with two sticks as well, if the boom is assisting in the move.

https://www.dimensionengineering.com...bertooth2x12rc

And whatever esc for the swing, preferably something that either has or can be programmed with a "soft" brake & smooth acceleration.
Lil Giants,

I am building a lattice boom crane. I don't know a great deal about RC controls. You mentioned "Soft start & smooth acceleration" on the ESC, what would you recommend for controlling a crane with two crawlers (4 motors), slewing gear and three hoist and maybe lighting or sound?

The motors I am using are DC gear motors. I have been controlling these types of motors with a wired PWM circuit. Radio control is just something I haven't learned about. Figuring out where to install such components would be very helpful at this stage of my build.

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