
ZTW Beatles 70A ESC with SBEC 5.5V 5A 2 6S for Rc Airplane Glow Fuel
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Product Description
Elevate your rc airplane glow fuel experience with the ZTW Beatles 70A ESC, a powerhouse designed for enthusiasts seeking unparalleled performance and reliability. This electronic speed controller is engineered to deliver super smooth, accurate, and programmable throttle linearity, ensuring your rc airplane responds precisely to your commands. Whether you're navigating through tight turns or accelerating on straightaways, the ZTW Beatles ESC is your trusted companion for an exhilarating flight.
- Super smooth, accurate, and programmable throttle linearity and throttle response.
- Comprehensive protection features including over temperature, low voltage cut off, and signal loss protection.
- Robust BEC output of 5A/5.5V continuous, peaking at 7A for demanding situations.
- Compatibility with high RPM motors and programmable via programming card or transmitter.
- High efficiency operation thanks to low resistance and low heat MOSFET and CPU design.
The ZTW Beatles 70A ESC is not just about power; it's about providing a seamless and safe flying experience. Its advanced protection mechanisms ensure your rc airplane glow fuel system operates within safe parameters, preventing damage from common electrical issues. The strong BEC output guarantees stable power to your receiver and servos, even under heavy load, making it ideal for complex maneuvers and high-performance flights.
Designed for the rc airplane enthusiast who refuses to compromise, the ZTW Beatles ESC supports high RPM motors and offers programmability to tailor performance to your exact needs. Whether you're a competitive flyer or a hobbyist looking to push the limits of your rc airplane glow fuel system, this ESC delivers the efficiency, reliability, and performance you demand. Its high efficiency with low resistance and low heat generation means more power to your motor and longer flight times, letting you enjoy the skies without interruption.