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The HAWK'S WORK Brushless ESC is a cutting-edge 20A electric speed controller designed for multi-rotor drones and RC airplanes. Weighing only 10g and featuring a compact size of 10 x 9 x 4 cm, it offers pre-soldered XT60 connectors and a 5V/1A BEC for powering essential components. With advanced protection features and programmable capabilities via BLHeli_S firmware, this ESC is perfect for both novice and experienced drone enthusiasts.
| Product Dimensions | 10 x 9 x 4 cm; 10 g |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 14 years and up |
| Item model number | ESC |
| Educational Objective(s) | Team Building Skills |
| Number of Game Players | 1 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Material Type(s) | Plastic |
| Color | Pre-soldered + BEC |
| ASIN | B0B25DLFZ2 |
R**.
Hard to find a quality small ESC.
Nicely made. Very small. Very light.
G**E
Works great with my motors!
I had no issues setting this up, which i was expecting a bit of a hassle since I have bad luck with drivers for various electronics. I am not overly experienced with this type of ESC, so I'm not sure if they all do this, but i could do without the jingle it plays when you boot it up. Other than this, it works great!
D**E
Great
Good quality
S**T
Probabkly okay, but not for me
I've got an issue going on in one of my small parkflyer electric fixed wing plane that I believe is ESC related. That being said, I found this little esc that seems it would fit perfectly and purchased it.Seems like it would be an okay esc. Realizing Id have to add a bec since this is only 1A was not a big deal considering this is half the dimensional size of the original esc in the plane and adding a BEC wasn't going to add much weight at all.However, upon arrival, the instructions are in Chinese. I had to find it online and print them in English. Then something as simple as setting the throttle calibration would not work. I contacted the seller and they sent me instructions about setting up a quad copter. After deciphering them to what I need, I finally at least calibrated the throttle using a DX6E transmitter, which was nowhere near as stated in the instructions that I had to print in English from Flycolor, so the instructions that the ESC comes with are not correct. Then I found the esc is not set up as the factory defaults state they would be. This would require purchasing a type of link to get it to my computer and downloading software which I actually did that part quite easily. I then decided by the time I was done Id have more money into 3 components (esc, link and Ubec) than is necessary, so I returned it. I would not recommend this for fixed wing single esc usage. For quads, I'm sure it would be a great esc, just not for me and cannot find this acceptable for airplane usage.
M**R
seems well made
originally I thought id be able to use this on an fpv drone but it doesn't have dshot this is not their fault but mine but looking at it it does seem to be built solid with quality materials! hope that helps.