Anyone had any experience with these?

[gash]

New Quad all in one speed controller

XP-2 QUAD Speed Controller (ESC)

Great for multirotor applications or fixed wing twins/quad motor setups.

Product Specifications
• Incorporates 4 x 30a ESC';s in one unit!
• Output per ESC; Continuous 30A, Burst 40A up to 10 seconds
• BEC per ESC : 3A / 5V Switch mode BEC
• Input Voltage : 2-6S Lipo or 5-12 cells NiMH
• Unit automatically detects throttle neutral point
• Optional start modes, motor timing, governer mode, motor direction and brake modes.
• Compatible with all Overlander Motors and Batteries.

Only £44.99


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[guest325]

Nothing said about SimonK or equivalent firmware plus all in knes can be a problem to get to calibrate. 4 x SimonK 30A is a better option.

[Biffa]

Nothing said about SimonK or equivalent firmware plus all in knes can be a problem to get to calibrate. 4 x SimonK 30A is a better option.

+1 probably better to avoid the 4in1 jobbies and go with four regular ESCs

[Raf]

No problem what so ever with that ESC me think

http://www.multi-rotor.co.uk/index.php?topic=8104.msg67933#msg67933

[teslahed]

I wouldn';t recommend putting all your heat and EMF generating ESCs in one place right underneath your flight controller either.

Some people do use the 4in1';s and find they work ok. They can make the wiring a little neater. But it';s not a good solution technically speaking.

If 1 fails you are in trouble. It';s much easier to swap out a single failed ESC if you have separate units.