Birdie 30A Brushless ESC w/ 2A BEC (UK Warehouse)

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	Birdie 30A Brushless ESC w/ 2A BEC (UK Warehouse)

Birdie 30A Brushless ESC w/ 2A BEC (UK Warehouse)

The Birdie range of ESCs are.. well.. CHEEP! CHEEP!

No frills (or feathers) here, just great value for money! Each and every Birdie ESC is QC checked by Hobbyking and placed under a 2 minute load test ensuring your Birdie will be ready to fly!

If your looking for an ESC with basic features and reliability at a bargain price you better bag a Birdie before they all fly the coop!

Specs.
Weight: 25g
Size: 60x26x8mm
Cells: 2-3S
Max Current: 25A
Burst Current: 30A
BEC: 2A / 5v
Timing: 1º/7º/15º/30º programmable
PWM: 8/16K

Programming Options
Cell Type: NiMH/NiCD/Lipoly
Cell Count: 2s~3S
Throttle Setting: Auto/Hard/Soft
Brake: No Brake/Soft/Medium/Hard
Direction: Clockwise/Counter Clockwise
Cut off: Soft/Hard
Timing: 1º/7º/15º/30º
PWM: 8Khz/16khz

PRODUCT ID: BIRD-30A

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$10.30

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4 crowns

Total of 1 discussions.

Dean Blair

23 points - 2/19/2013

What does BEC mean?

QuadSB

424 points

BEC = Battery Eliminator Circuit. Essentially, you now no longer require a Receiver battery pack, as your in-flight electronics can be powered form the 5V output from the ESC. Very conveient. Hope this helps.

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Dean Blair

23 points

Thanks alot. Dean.

QuadSB

424 points

No worries mate. There are also some ESC's that don't have a BEC built in. So that brings you to some separate devices called SBEC's which use a switching voltage regulator (instead of the typical linear type) and UBEC's which I'm not certain but I think the U is for Universal. :)

Dean Blair

23 points

Thanks mate.

Customer Reviews

Overall Rating		2/3/2013 Reuben 1 likes
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Used this ESC to replace a 30amp eflite esc that blew in my parkzone SE5a. Birdie ESC was easy to fit and did not have to be re-programed. Model flys very smothly with this new ESC. Overall im very happy with it!

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