Advance Power Drives – APD 120F3[X] V2 12S 50Volt / 120 Amp Best Wholesale Online

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The F3 processor ensures no input commands are missed, even at the highest input update rates. Its bleeding-edge features include PWM-frequency dithering, and Active Phase-current Demagnetisation to ensure the smoothest control at high power, whilst maintaining maximum efficiency.

Compatible with the latest Protocols including ProShot up to 3MBs/S.

With peak power ratings up to 9kW, these ESCs will have no trouble powering your craft.

FEATURE SET:

• Designed and manufactured in Australia using only the highest quality components, ensuring no sacrifice in reliability.
• Plug and play firmware
• Up to 12S capable
• Up to 120Amps continuous current
• 180A Burst current
• True 10bit resolution
• Virtually no setup time, with simple motor reverse solder tab
• Auto-detect ProShot or Dshot any frequency range
• ProShot1000 to ProShot3000 capable (1-3Mbs/s)
• Dshot300 to Dshot2400 capable (0.3-2.4Mbs/s)
• Up to 750,000 eRPM
• Auto PWM-freq
• Auto Timing Advance
• HBM (Hectic Boost Mode) ensures this will deliver a maximum thrust, outperforming any other ESC
• Telemetry output
• Intelligent current sensing
• LED indication
• Digital commands over Proshot (including anti-turtle mode)
• Digital commands over Dshot
• 8-Layer PCB to ensure minimal track resistance

Using this product is quite straightforward. First, make sure all the components are properly connected as per the instructions. When powering it on, the auto-detect feature for ProShot or Dshot in any frequency range will work automatically. The plug and play firmware makes setup a breeze. Just use the simple motor reverse solder tab for virtually no setup time. It can handle up to 12S and has up to 120Amps continuous current. For maintenance, keep the components clean and dry. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If there are any issues like strange noises or unexpected behavior, double-check the connections first. If the problem persists, it might be a good idea to consult the manufacturer’s support.