Feiying Jiale 60A 160A FPV Drone XcrossHV3 5-12S BLHeli_32 High Voltage Brushless ESC - Image 2

Feiying Jiale 60A 160A FPV Drone XcrossHV3 5-12S BLHeli_32 High Voltage Brushless ESC - Image 3

Feiying Jiale 60A 160A FPV Drone XcrossHV3 5-12S BLHeli_32 High Voltage Brushless ESC

$64.27 – $121.18

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Description

Key Selling Points

High performance BLHeli_32 firmware for rapid response and smooth flight control.
Supports wide voltage input from 5S to 12S LiPo for versatile FPV drone applications.
Available in 60A continuous and 160A burst current options for powerful setups.
Designed for XcrossHV series FPV drones, ensuring optimal compatibility and performance.
Durable construction with advanced heat dissipation for reliable operation in extreme conditions.

Technical Specifications

Model	XcrossHV3
Continuous Current	60A / 160A
Burst Current	Not specified (assuming 80A for 60A and 200A for 160A for FPV ESC standards)
Input Voltage	5-12S LiPo
Firmware	BLHeli_32
Application	FPV Racing Drones

FAQ Q&A

Q: What battery voltage does this ESC support?

A: This ESC supports a wide input voltage range from 5S to 12S LiPo batteries, making it suitable for various high-voltage FPV drone builds.

Q: Is this ESC compatible with older BLHeli_S flight controllers?

A: This ESC uses BLHeli_32 firmware, which is a newer generation. It is generally compatible with most modern flight controllers designed for FPV, but ensure your flight controller supports DShot protocols and BLHeli_32 for optimal performance.

Q: What is the difference between the 60A and 160A versions?

A: The 60A and 160A refer to the continuous current rating. The 160A version is designed for more powerful motors and larger FPV drones that demand higher current, providing greater thrust and performance compared to the 60A version.