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Scorpion Commander V 50V 130A ESC (SBEC)
| LVC= LOW VOLTAGE CUT | 120(12V) TO 480(48V). |
| AIR= 1 | Activate Airplane mode, 2 |
| SS= 1 | SOFT START WITH OUT GOVERNOR MODE*, 2 |
| GOV (P Gain) = POWER GAIN | 1 to 11 (SOFT to HARD), DEFAULT |
| SB (I Gain) = CURRENT GAIN | 1 to 8 (INSENSITIVE to SENSITIVE), DEFAULT |
| SOFT START DURATIO | 1. SHORT 10 Seconds, 2 |
BRK= BRAKE SETTING: 1: NO BRAKE, * 2: VERY SOFT BRAKE, 3: SOFT BRAKE, 4: HARD BRAKE, 5: VERY HARD BRAKE, PCT= PROGRAM CUT TYPE (LVC TYPE): 1: CUT 50%*, 2: NO CUT JUST LED WARNING, 3: PULSE WARNING, MAT= MOTOR ACCELERATION TIME DELAY: 1: 0.15 Seconds* (recommend for AIR 2), 2: 0.3 Seconds, 3: 0.45 Seconds, 4: 0.7 Seconds, 5: 1.3 Seconds, COP= CURRENT OVERLOAD PROTECTION: 1: PROTECTION ON*, 2: PROTECTION OFF (CHOOSING OPTION 2 WILL VOID WARRANTY), FREQ= DRIVE FREQUENCY: 1: 8 kHz *, TIM= MOTOR TIMING: 1: AUTO TIMING*, 2: 5 Degrees (Recommend for GOV 1), 3: 15 Degrees, 4: 20 Degrees, 5: 25 Degrees, 6: 30 Degrees,
Scorpion Commander V 50V 130A ESC (SBEC)
This fifth generation of Scorpion Commander V 50V SEBC series features with an internal switching BEC (rated as 15Amp peak with 5.4V, 6.2V and 7.4V selectable), plus new external governor mode (AIR 2) for auto throttle calibration, it also included an external adapter for future firmware update by PC.
Low Voltage Cut-off (12V to 48V at 1.0V increments) no need to select battery type just set the voltage the ESC should work on, by doing this, the ESC will be compatible with any future type of battery designs.
CAR/B= DISABLED
*Factory Default
Specifications
Weight (Without Connectors)
200g (7.05 oz)
Max Continuous Current
130 Amps
Operating Voltage Range
12 to 50 Volts
Max BEC Output
15 Amps peak @ 5.4 - 7.4 V
On Resistance
0.68 mOhms
Size
89 x 43 x 25.5mm (3.5 x 1.69 x 1.00 in)
Included in the Box
1 x Scorpion Commander V 50V 13A ESC (SEBC)
1 x Scorpion IR Transmitter (Programming Card)
1 x Scorpion IR Receiver
1 x Instruction Manual
Weight including packaging
450g
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Found 10 years, 8 months ago