Micro mini model aircraft brushless ESC, nominal 1S, peak current 6A, the measured maximum voltage range supports 1-2S lithium batteries, 2S must be connected with a capacitor, the ESC has only signal input pins, and 5V power supply voltage output without BEC, it can be driven by the standard PWM signal of ordinary model aircraft receivers, and can also be driven by an ESC tester. The ESC is estimated to be suitable for use with small brushless motors such as 1104, 1106 or 1306. Actual use requires your own testing to understand.

Note: When using the ESC, be sure to pay attention to heat dissipation. Under forced air cooling of the propellers, the heat generation at 6A current with 2 S batteries is acceptable. If the heat dissipation is not good, you need to test it yourself. It is generally recommended to control the maximum load to around 3A, which is conservative. With a 1S battery, the LD pin can be connected to the negative pole to light up the LED directly. With a 2S battery, the LD pin needs to be connected to the negative pole after an external current limiting resistor, otherwise the lamp may be easily damaged by overcurrent. The LD pin can be left unconnected if the LED is not used. This test is for reference only.

Note: Capacitor not included