Tamiya 42153 Volac Crawler ESC Special Edition Control  [42153]

Tamiya 42153 - Volac Crawler ESC
Price:
£156.82
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
42153
GTIN:
4950344421534
Condition:
Brand New
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Refined Crawler Performance with the Tamiya 42153 ESC

Designed for the slow, technical side of RC, the Tamiya 42153 Brushless ESC brings Tamiya's first crawler-focused brushless control to your build. It supports both brushed and brushless motor types to suit a wide range of setups.

Ten-Level Hill-Brake for Stable Holding

The ESC offers ten Hill-Brake options to adjust how firmly the vehicle holds when the throttle is at neutral. This gives better stability on steep or uneven surfaces and helps with line placement on technical routes.

Easy Wiring and Motor Hookup

Pre-wired with Tamiya battery connectors and JST motor leads, the unit simplifies installation. A hall sensor cable is provided to attach to compatible brushless motors and enhance smooth low-speed operation.

Suggested Motor Combination

Combine the 42153 with the High Performance Transpeed Brushless Motor (Super Stock 21.5T), item 42154, for a setup that balances torque, control and efficiency suited to demanding crawling sections.

Specifications

  • Motor Compatibility: Supports both brushed and brushless units
  • Functions: Forward, brake and reverse available
  • Adjustable Hill-Brake Settings: 10 distinct levels
  • Included Components: ESC, Tamiya battery connector, JST motor connectors plus a hall sensor lead
  • Chassis Compatibility: Compatible with CR-01 chassis platforms

The Tamiya 42153 Brushless ESC is a practical upgrade for crawler enthusiasts wanting finer low-speed management and reliable connector options for quick installation.

Programming follows the instructions in the manual and is straightforward with the ESC's setup procedure; no specialised tools are required.
Yes. The ESC is designed to be compatible with CR-01 chassis layouts and should integrate into many older builds with the supplied connectors.
The ESC supports both motor types, but ensure your wiring and any sensor leads are connected correctly when swapping motor types to maintain safe operation.
After runs, check connectors for corrosion, secure any loose wires, and inspect the housing for signs of damage. Keep the hall sensor cable and plugs clean for consistent performance.

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