Hi Mick, In the 2012-09-30 release and in anything newer, there is a 'tp_8khz. Avg 2011 Rus there. hex' build that is the same as tp.hex but runs the PWM at 8kHz. This should work fine for you if flashed instead of tp.hex. Engelbert Humperdinck Discography Rar S.

200A Red Brick - Programming. I cant find a manual to program my Red Brick 200A esc I just received. Hobbyking Red Brick 30A ESC. Red Brick 30A ESC. The Red Brick ESCs wont win first place for style, though they will take top points for simplicity and reliability. User manual included. RedBrick ESC 30A Brushless Motor Speed Controller Brushless Motor Speed Controller Motor Speed Controller Brushless Motor. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us.

The only workaround I am aware of that avoids overheating on these boards, short of changing the resistors around the NPNs that drive the high side FET gates. Note that you will hear the typical 8kHz PWM ringing noise that the stock ESC software uses, but the update rate and responsiveness will be almost identical. As promised, I flashed my RED Brick 30A ESCs this evening with simonk's tp_8khz.hex. Whilst I did have an issue whilst flashing one of the ESCs (self inflicted - see below) the ESCs took the tp_8khz.hex fine. They now run MUCH cooler, no concerns at all in that respect. I think I might have to re-visit my gains now, but the overheating is definitely cured. Thanks simonK So all that happen across this thread because their RED Brick 30A ESCs are running hot with tp.hex, I can confirm that tp_8khz.hex does seem to be the answer to your problems!