INJORA MB100 G2 Waterproof Brushed ESC 40A for 1/24 1/18 RC Crawler SCX24 AX24 TRX4M Upgrade

I have two SCX24s and an older Panda Hobby Dodge, slow speed control was not good and the escs whined, real bad, especially the Panda Hobby esc. I was thinking of getting rid of the trucks, I have a bunch of 1/18th rigs, but instead found out about this inexpensive drop in replacement esc where you can keep the stock radios and receivers. I didn't want to drop a bunch of money on these rigs replacing so much. The MB100 works well, slow speed control is much better, and it is as quiet as a mouse. Hooking it up is very straight forward, plug your motor into the MB100 esc, plug the supplied cable from the MB100 to the stock esc/receiver channel 2, and finally plug your battery into the MB100 and you are good to go! If nothing works, check to make sure the plugs to and from channel 2 are in the right orientation. The only problem with the MB100 is where to put all of the electronics!!!!!! If you have a SCX24 buy the Injora aluminum side plate at the same time, you can mount the MB100 and battery on the plate or move things around as you wish. Without the side plate, I have electronics high up in the C10 cab, doesn't look cool and throws the weight balance off. Edit: This ESC has breathed new life into my SCX24s, the slow speed control with stock motor is actually really good, it has made it a pleasure to drive these rigs once again. The side plates did not help with placing the electronics in the C10, the MB100 would still not fit with plugs that stick out. To make the esc fit, I trimmed off the forward lip of the battery tray and placed Velcro in the tray. I then mounted the esc as for forward as possible with Velcro and mount the battery side ways, 90 degrees from the original orientation with Velcro also. I am sure it has slightly worse weight distribution now, but it is not obvious and it is worth if for the slow speed control. If you don't want to spend a bunch of money, but want to improve your SCX24 low speed control while using the stock transmitter and radio, get this esc. It is well worth it, I can't praise it enough.

Great esc! Bang for buck is up there with the best. Smooth,Slow crawl ability greatly improved over the stock esc. Only drawback for me was the terminals on the provided wire adapters,terminals are a bit bulky going into the esc. It's mostly because of my application, got the esc mounted on the side of the frame and the body clear but the terminals push against the body and take it off center. Still giving 5 stars because not everyone will have this small issue, some low profile terminals would make this esc even better!

Have a few of these and really impressed with how smooth they work, I would say comparable to the Meus other than it is bigger. Nice slow crawl. Nice quality if you want to stay brushed you can’t beat this.

I'm a droid builder and recently completed a full-sized Star Wars MSE-6 RC-controlled droid. I'm new to RC building and bought a less expensive ESC, but it had the MOST ANNOYING motor whine while moving. In my research, I heard about this ESC and how it is very quiet, so I ordered it. I got it just in time for our first event this weekend, and as I heard, this tiny ESC was dead silent! My droid was powered on for 14 hours of a mix of driving around the con and sitting idle. The MB100 worked like a champ!

This ESC is awesome! Has an app to go with it. The last two escs I bought just weren't great. They were bad. This one is awesome! Really recommend it for builders upgrades. Whatever you're into, highly recommend it. You can look at my YouTube or tick tock and see it

This esc is working good, it has great low speed control and hasn't missed a beat since I installed it in my 1/18 scale truck. It comes with wires and adapters to fit many different trucks. Definitely a great value for the price.

What can I say about this esc ... Good value option. Works as intended. I run a 130 90t on racing big block off one and a stock scx24 motor off another. Great low end control. No noise. The wires {"universal fitment" is why I assume} kinda suck but work. The case looks great but I couldn't find how to decased this one. My biggest gripe with this thing is, it is to large in any dimension to fit in between the scx24 frame rails by literally 1mm. Come on now that's a huge part of the market for this esc. And I tried several carbon lcg style plus the stock metal rails and would not fit between any of them which means ya got mount this stupid high and then run in to the issue of big bulky wires coming out the top another ⅝" easily. Gets tall by time it's mounted and wired in.. .. I don't think I'll buy again for an scx24 but prob would for a tr4m. Or maybe the fms smasher where it mounts on its side on top rails

Only issue is the connection setup into the esc isn't really solid. It works but a flop from a tall climb or a hard hit from some speed with shut it off. It didn't come unplugged but looses connection long enough to shut the esc off and you have to remove the body and turn it back on.

Fitted perfectly and worked first time ! Very impressed with product 👏👍

Una gran mejora sin duda, mucho mejor tacto para escalar. Junto con los engranajes 40 3/1 de acero y el motor 180 48T genial para escalar con el Traxxas TRX4M

Dieser ESC von Injora für den SCX24 ist ein echter Gamechanger. Es macht das sehr langsame Crawlen möglich. Das nervige Piepen vom originalen ESC von Axial ist damit auch endlich Geschichte. Man hört nur noch das Auto selbst. Also wie das Getriebe und die Achsen arbeiten, die Räder an der Karo schleifen. Einfach nur herrlich. Verbaut ist der lila 50T Brushed Motor von Injora. Ich habe anfangs den ESC von Injora an den originalen Axial ESC gekoppelt und ihn ganz hinten am Chassis platziert. Ein ganz großes Problem war der Platzmangel unter der Karo. Speziell beim Deadbolt ist es quasi unmöglich da die Karo beim Schließen hinten gegen den ESC von Axial gedrückt hat. Letztendlich musste der originale ESC raus und ich habe einen separaten Empfänger auf eine der seitlichen Platten plaziert. Der Empfänger gehört zur Tactic TTX300 Pistolenfernsteuerung und kommt ohne eine externe Antenne aus. Leider wird diese Fernsteuerung heute nicht mehr auf dem Markt angeboten. Es funktioniert jede andere Fernsteuerung mit einem eigenen Empfänger. Auf den Bildern kann man erkennen wie dicht die Karo und die Kabel vom Injora ESC beieinander liegen. Ich spiele noch mit dem Gedanken die originale Halteplatte vom ESC abzusenken um für die Kabel mehr Platz zu schaffen. Ansonsten muss eine andere Lösung her. Rückwärtsgang ist Stock auf 50% reduziert. Über die Einstellungen an den Steuerung für die Throttle D/R konnte ich den Wert steigern. Das Auto fährt zwar rückwärts immer noch langsamer als vorwärts aber schneller als die 50%. Eine klare Kaufempfehlung für den SCX24 was diesen ESC von Injora angeht. Aber leider ist der Platzmangel, speziell beim Deadbolt, das Problem. Aber das ist ein allgemeines Problem beim Microcrawler.

Pour mon crawler 1:18, c’est l’idéal.

Petit ESC compact et fourni avec ses câbles, excellent pour du 1/24.