The Turnigy Plush-32 brushless ESC comes with a 32-bit ARM controller which offers higher resolution, makes it quicker, smoother, and more responsive to your throttle inputs. As you would expect, all the Turnigy Plush-32 are manufactured to the same high-quality standards that you have come to expect with all the Turnigy Plush ESCs.

Now with the updated Rev1.1.0 firmware, these speed controllers offer a few more programming options over previous models. These include motor type, spool-up acceleration, PWM frequency, beacon delay, and an adjustable BEC (this is only available on the 150A). Most of these revisions are self-explanatory but the "Beacon Delay" does require an explanation. The "Beacon Delay" is quite a unique function that will cause the ESC to start "beeping" after a predetermined delay of not using the throttle stick, this can be set via the program card. The loud beeping noise is perfect for finding your model if it gets lost in high grass, standing crops, or in the bush, etc. Please note that you can use your existing Plush 32 programming card but you will not be able to access the revised functions unless you purchase the new Rev1.1.0 programming card.

The Turnigy Plush-32 brushless ESC comes with a 32-bit ARM controller which offers higher resolution, makes it quicker, smoother, and more responsive to your throttle inputs. As you would expect, all the Turnigy Plush-32 are manufactured to the same high-quality standards that you have come to expect with all the Turnigy Plush ESCs.

Now with the updated Rev1.1.0 firmware, these speed controllers offer a few more programming options over previous models. These include motor type, spool-up acceleration, PWM frequency, beacon delay, and an adjustable BEC (this is only available on the 150A). Most of these revisions are self-explanatory but the "Beacon Delay" does require an explanation. The "Beacon Delay" is quite a unique function that will cause the ESC to start "beeping" after a predetermined delay of not using the throttle stick, this can be set via the program card. The loud beeping noise is perfect for finding your model if it gets lost in high grass, standing crops, or in the bush, etc. Please note that you can use your existing Plush 32 programming card but you will not be able to access the revised functions unless you purchase the new Rev1.1.0 programming card.

The Turnigy Plush-32 brushless ESC comes with a 32-bit ARM controller which offers higher resolution, makes it quicker, smoother, and more responsive to your throttle inputs. As you would expect, all the Turnigy Plush-32 are manufactured to the same high-quality standards that you have come to expect with all the Turnigy Plush ESCs.

Now with the updated Rev1.1.0 firmware, these speed controllers offer a few more programming options over previous models. These include motor type, spool-up acceleration, PWM frequency, beacon delay, and an adjustable BEC (this is only available on the 150A). Most of these revisions are self-explanatory but the "Beacon Delay" does require an explanation. The "Beacon Delay" is quite a unique function that will cause the ESC to start "beeping" after a predetermined delay of not using the throttle stick, this can be set via the program card. The loud beeping noise is perfect for finding your model if it gets lost in high grass, standing crops, or in the bush, etc. Please note that you can use your existing Plush 32 programming card but you will not be able to access the revised functions unless you purchase the new Rev1.1.0 programming card.

The Turnigy Plush-32 brushless ESC comes with a 32-bit ARM controller which offers higher resolution, makes it quicker, smoother, and more responsive to your throttle inputs. As you would expect, all the Turnigy Plush-32 are manufactured to the same high-quality standards that you have come to expect with all the Turnigy Plush ESCs.

Now with the updated Rev1.1.0 firmware, these speed controllers offer a few more programming options over previous models. These include motor type, spool-up acceleration, PWM frequency, beacon delay, and an adjustable BEC (this is only available on the 150A). Most of these revisions are self-explanatory but the "Beacon Delay" does require an explanation. The "Beacon Delay" is quite a unique function that will cause the ESC to start "beeping" after a predetermined delay of not using the throttle stick, this can be set via the program card. The loud beeping noise is perfect for finding your model if it gets lost in high grass, standing crops, or in the bush, etc. Please note that you can use your existing Plush 32 programming card but you will not be able to access the revised functions unless you purchase the new Rev1.1.0 programming card.

The Turnigy Plush-32 brushless ESC comes with a 32-bit ARM controller which offers higher resolution, makes it quicker, smoother, and more responsive to your throttle inputs. As you would expect, all the Turnigy Plush-32 are manufactured to the same high-quality standards that you have come to expect with all the Turnigy Plush ESCs.

Now with the updated Rev1.1.0 firmware, these speed controllers offer a few more programming options over previous models. These include motor type, spool-up acceleration, PWM frequency, beacon delay, and an adjustable BEC (this is only available on the 150A). Most of these revisions are self-explanatory but the "Beacon Delay" does require an explanation. The "Beacon Delay" is quite a unique function that will cause the ESC to start "beeping" after a predetermined delay of not using the throttle stick, this can be set via the program card. The loud beeping noise is perfect for finding your model if it gets lost in high grass, standing crops, or in the bush, etc. Please note that you can use your existing Plush 32 programming card but you will not be able to access the revised functions unless you purchase the new Rev1.1.0 programming card.

Specs:
Constant Current: 20A
Burst Current: 25A
Battery: 2-4S Lipoly / 5-12s NiXX
BEC: 5v / 3A
Motor Type: Sensorless Brushless
Size: 54 x 26 11mm
Weight: 30g

Programming Functions:
Battery Type: Lipo /NiXX
Brake: On / Off
Voltage Protection: Low / Mid / High
Protection mode: Reduce power / Cut off power
Timing: Auto / High / Low
Startup: Fast / Normal / Soft
PWM Frequency: 8k / 16k
Helicopter mode: Off / 5sec / 15sec (Start up delay)

Note: User manual can be downloaded from the files Tab.

Specs:
Constant Current: 30A
Burst Current: 40A
Battery: 2-4S Lipoly / 5-12s NiXX
BEC: 5v / 3A
Motor Type: Sensorless Brushless
Size: 54 x 26 11mm
Weight: 32g

Programming Functions:
Battery Type: Lipo /NiXX
Brake: On / Off
Voltage Protection: Low / Mid / High
Protection mode: Reduce power / Cut off power
Timing: Auto / High / Low
Startup: Fast / Normal / Soft
PWM Frequency: 8k / 16k
Helicopter mode: Off / 5sec / 15sec (Start up delay)

Note: User manual can be downloaded from the files Tab.

Specs:
Constant Current: 60A
Burst Current: 80A
Battery: 2-4S Lipoly / 5-12s NiXX
SBEC: 5.5v / 4A
Motor Type: Sensorless Brushless
Size: 70 x 32 x 17mm
Battery Wire: 14AWG
Motor Wire: 14AWG
Weight: 61g

Programming Functions:
Battery Type: Lipo /NiXX
Brake: On / Off
Voltage Protection: Low / Mid / High
Protection mode: Reduce power / Cut off power
Timing: Auto / High / Low
Startup: Fast / Normal / Soft
PWM Frequency: 8k / 16k
Helicopter mode: Off / 5sec / 15sec (Start up delay)

Note: User manual can be downloaded from the files Tab.

The Aerostar RVS G2 next-generation range of HV Opto brushless speed controllers moves these amazing ESCs up a notch from the ground-breaking original Aerostar RVS HV ESCs. New generation MOSFETs with the aid of the highly efficient cooling fan and finned, aluminum heatsink, ensure that the ESC stays within operating temperatures at all times, and can also safely handle the peak current draw specified. They process much faster due to the high-performance 32bit M4 microprocessor running at 170MHz, and have improved functionality and programmable features. Our RVS (reverse function system) is now instantaneous, with no need for the motor to stop turning, this makes it perfect for EDF braking (reverse thrust), and waterplanes for taxiing, etc. If you don't require the reverse function, simply do not connect the second lead to your receiver, it will then operate as a standard ESC.