Advanced Power Drives 80F3X

High power reliability in a small package. APD designed these speed controllers from the ground up using high quality modern design, not rehashing existing technology. Amazing power handling in a compact form.

Whether you're looking for a rock solid ESC to use in your next aircraft project or are competing in the F5 glider classes, it is worth your time to consider APD. We brought in these ESC's after our customers asked us for this line. Glad they did.

80 Amp continuos output*

Voltage range : 4 - 8s Lipo

The F_Series ESCs are built from the ground up using 32-bit ARM architecture to ensure performance is maximised for a wide range of operating environments. Features including PWM-frequency dithering and Active Phase-Current Demagnetization allow for smooth control with virtually all powertrain combinations, with peak power outputs of up to 4.7kW!!

Weight:  11g (no wires)

Dimensions: 50.4x22.5x5.6mm

Feature Set

• Designed and manufactured in Australia using only the highest quality components, ensuring no sacrifice in reliability
• Proprietary firmware designed in Australia
• Plug and play firmware
• Up to 8S (34 V) capable
• Up to 80 A continuous* output current
• 140 A Burst current
• True 10-bit resolution
• Virtually no setup time, with simple motor reverse solder tab
• Auto-detect ProShot or DShot
• ProShot1000 capable (1Mbs/s)
• DShot300 to DShot1200 capable (0.3-1.2Mbs/s)
• Up to 750,000 eRPM
• Motor agnostic
• Auto PWM output frequency
• Auto timing advance
• Telemetry output
• Automatic current limiting and over-temperature protection
• LED indication
• Digital commands over ProShot (including anti-turtle mode)
• Digital commands over DShot
• Bare-PCB design to allow maximum integration within the end setup
• 8-Layer PCB to ensure minimal track resistance

* Continuous current ratings are at a 100% throttle duty cycle. Continuous rating is defined as max sustained current at 100% throttle for 60 seconds with 33 m/s of airflow across the ESC.

Documentation and Datasheets can be found at: docs.powerdrives.netQuick link to Da