New from AxisFlying, the Argus PRO 32bit 55A ESC. The Argus PRO series uses a wrapped all-aluminum cover that can get IP54 to protect the PCB. The ...
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Another great addition to the AxisFlying lineup, with 3-6S input, BLHeli32 firmware, and up to 75A burst, the Argus 65A 4in1 ESC will handle even t...
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Another great addition to the AxisFlying lineup, with 3-6S input, BLHeli32 firmware, and up to 65A burst, the Argus 55A 4in1 ESC will handle even t...
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New from AxisFlying, the Argus PRO 32bit 65A ESC. The Argus PRO series uses a wrapped all-aluminum cover that can get IP54 to protect the PCB. The ...
View full detailsIf motors are like the engine of a car, then the Electronic Speed Controls (ESCs) are the timing system. It takes input from the flight controller about what it needs to do and translates it so that the motor can do it accurately without a hiccup. These are a limiting point to how big a battery you can put on your drone, as they are only rated to certain voltage inputs. The amperage will help against issues in the system so long as it's rated to handle more than is being asked of it. Find the perfect Drone ESC for your next build right here at RaceDayQuads.