Rocket-RC Flier 80A ESC Electronic Speed Controller 2-6S

ROCKET-RC FLIER 80A Brushless RC ESC 5V/6V 8A BEC 2S-6S for RC Airplane.

ROCKET-RC flier series 80A Speed Controller (ESC) with BEC for Fixed Wing Models from Surpass Hobby, these speed controllers are new from surpass hobby and as always from surpass hobby are not only affordable but are reliable to not burn out!

Key Features:

1. New generation of MOSFET low heat generation which withstands larger current and adds more reliability.
2. Full manual Included
   
3. New 32 bit microprocessor for faster running speed.
4. Super smooth start up and accurate throtle linearity.
5. Higher efficiency for less energy consumption so more time flying.
6.  Adustable BEC 5/6v for more power to the servos.
7. Multiple protections.
8. Supports higher KV models.
9. Programable via LCD Programming card or via Transmitter
10. Comes fitted with an XT60 Lipo connector and 4mm gold bullet motor connectors
    

Programable Parameters-

• Brake: Off/Soft/Mid/Hard
  
• Battery Types: Lipo or Nicd/Nimh
• Battery Protect: Low/Middle/High (50%/65%/75% see Instructions for more info)
• Recover to Default Settings: Factory Reset
• Timing: Automatic/Low/High
• Startup: Ultra Smooth, Smooth, Accelerated Startup.
• Helicopter Mode: Turn Off, Heli Mode 1, Heli Mode 2 (see Instructions for more info)
• Motor Rotation: Clockwise/Anti-Clockwise
• Operating Frequency: 8kHz / 16kHz
• Protection Mode: Low Power or Cut off
• SR Function: On/Off energy saving mode

All the above functions can be programed by using the LCD program card or by using your transmitter and motor beeps (full instructions come with the speed controller) to enter the programming mode -

1. Turn on transmitter, move throttle to the top position,
2. Connect battery to the ESC.
3. Wait 2 seconds the motor will beep.
4. Wait another 3 seconds motor will emit a diffrent tone like 1,2,3, which confirms programing mode has been entered on the speed controller.
   

Protections:

Startup Protection: If the motor fails to start up normally within 2 seconds the ESC will cut power, the throttle will then have to be reset to commence start, this is to protect the ESC/Motor in case of a bad connection or the prop being jammed on something.

Over-Temperature Protection: If the ESC reaches 100C, the ESC will reduce power to 40% enabling you to land and investigate, the ESC will return to 100% power when temp falls.

Throttle Signal Loss Protection: If the ESC losses signal for 2 seconds it will reduce power, If there is another 2 seconds of no signal it will cut power to the motor (more info in the instructions).

Overload Protection: The ESC will cutt off power or restart when the load spikes suddendly indicating the motor is blocked/jammed