wtb mechanical ESC

[ken ward]

I've inherited a cheap two channel electric powerboat, which looks like
the "SS Minnow". I use it to blast around the fountains in front of the
building where I work. It uses the typical mechanical speed control,
made as cheaply as possible.

Where do I get replacements? Yes, I know I could replace it with a
spiffy modern solid state ESC, but I don't want to spend that kind of
money.

Thanks,
Ken
San Jose, CA

[MIDEMETZ]

Most probabbly a hobby shop that has RC cars some of the cheaper ones have
them.

Mike
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>I've inherited a cheap two channel electric powerboat, which looks like
>the "SS Minnow". I use it to blast around the fountains in front of the
>building where I work. It uses the typical mechanical speed control,
>made as cheaply as possible.
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>Where do I get replacements? Yes, I know I could replace it with a
>spiffy modern solid state ESC, but I don't want to spend that kind of
>money.
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>Thanks,
>Ken
>San Jose, CA
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[George Pfeifer]

Try a Tamiya unit for the Clod Buster R/C trucks, should be available from your local hobby shop for under $20.00

Heavy duty so it should last for a while and is designed for dual motors.

George

[Rob]

Ebay - there's some guy been selling 3 Kyosho mechanical controls for $12 total.....