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Hobbywing XRotor FPV G2 ESC 4in1 65A GT 2 Timing Belt Pulley 6.35mm Bore Width 10mm for RepRap 3D Printer 3V DC (NOT 5V tolerant)
Hobbywing XRotor FPV G2 ESC 4in1 65A GT 2 Timing Belt Pulley 6.35mm Bore Width 10mm for RepRap 3D Printer 3V DC (NOT 5V tolerant)
Hobbywing XRotor FPV G2 ESC 4in1 65A GT 2 Timing Belt Pulley 6.35mm Bore Width 10mm for RepRap 3D Printer 3V DC (NOT 5V tolerant)
Hobbywing XRotor FPV G2 ESC 4in1 65A GT 2 Timing Belt Pulley 6.35mm Bore Width 10mm for RepRap 3D Printer 3V DC (NOT 5V tolerant)
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Hobbywing XRotor FPV G2 ESC 4in1 65A GT 2 Timing Belt Pulley 6.35mm Bore Width 10mm for RepRap 3D Printer 3V DC (NOT 5V tolerant)

SKU: 21825580468
EUR6359.47 EUR6386.47

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Hobbywing XRotor FPV G2 ESC 4in1 65A GT 2 Timing Belt Pulley 6.35mm Bore Width 10mm for RepRap 3D Printer 3V DC (NOT 5V tolerant) 3V DC (NOT 5V tolerant) Operating Current ~80 mA average The onboard USB port provides easy programming and serial monitoring directly from the Arduino IDE no external programmer required The Hobbywing XRotor FPV G2 65A model is rated for 65A continuous current per channel with peak burst capability up to 100A for short durations consider upgrading to a higher rated ESC model

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