Previously we tested some high powered AM32 ESCs. While they are commonly used in rock crawlers and other RC land vehicles, they also fit the bill for F3A pattern planes. Lots of power, and the ability to configure them to get the desired flight characteristics. But now ESCape32 has come along, and it’s even more amazing. In this article and the associated YouTube video we compare the two. And, if you really want to know the details of what settings to use, this is the place to be. In the articles that you can view and download below, we go through everything you might want to know, and a bit more!
First of all, here’s the main video:
Now, having watched that, here are two documents that show the details for each of these two types of ESCs.
Soon we hope to have at least one more video that’s closely related to this, showing you the setup for getting telemetry directly from an ESCape32 ESC into an ELRS receiver. This enables you to display your plane’s main battery voltage, current being drawn and the total mAh of power consumed right on the screen of your transmitter during the flight.
