Hobbywing QuicRun 10BL120 G2 120A 1/10 Sensorless Brushless ESC
The Hobbywing QuicRun 10BL120 G2 120A 1/10 Sensorless Brushless ESC is designed to be an extremely efficient ESC to improve stability and reliability. The cooling effect of this ESC comes from the integrated radiator design combined with a copper thermal coating. Capable of pumping out 120 continuous amps, this ESC is ready to hit the dirt!
This ESC is given an IP-67 waterproof rating to guarantee excellent water and dust resistance. The whole power system is able to drive on a variety of surfaces including mud, sand, ice, snow, and water without damaging the power unit. The built in capacitor improves both the efficiency and brownout protection. The ESC also features capacitor thermal protection and aids in protecting the ESC and the ESC's capacitors from bursting due to overloading.
Features:
- Intelligent freewheeling technology
- Extreme performance
- Powerful built-in BEC
- Efficient cooling system
- Capacitor Thermal Protection
- Built-in capacitor
- IP-67 waterproof Rating
Specifications:
- Scale: 1/10th
- Brushed/Brushless: Brushless
- Sensored/Sensorless: Sensorless
- Waterproof: IP-67
- Current:
- Continuous: 120A
- Peak: 760A
- Input Voltage: 2-4S LiPo
- BEC Output:6V/7.4V @ 5A
- Output Connectors: 4.0mm Bullets
- Dimensions: 2.07x1.56x1.50" (52.8x39.8x38.2mm)
- Weight: 4.19oz (119g)
This product was added to our catalog on June 14, 2023
Carlos Vazquez
Verified Owner
Tuesday, Aug 22 2023 (8 months ago)
Hobbywing QuicRun 10BL120 G2 120A 1/10 Sensorless Brushless ESC
For my 22s drag car is enough, handle well the the gearring and don't over heat when the load is below the specifications
I forget something try to download a chart for the type of motor you can use, the esc have 120 Amp you can't go to high on kv, for me the max kv possible for 3660 brushless motor you can go 4,300 kv that can require 105 Amp approximately, remember the esc is not sensored, you need to use motor that are only kv rated, not T
I forget something try to download a chart for the type of motor you can use, the esc have 120 Amp you can't go to high on kv, for me the max kv possible for 3660 brushless motor you can go 4,300 kv that can require 105 Amp approximately, remember the esc is not sensored, you need to use motor that are only kv rated, not T