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80A brushed ESC with programming card and cables

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Ruth's sister 80A ESC Brush Electronic Governor internal power cable

SKU CH-01QP-PRRT9

80 A brush ESC with cable and programming card for climbing cars

  • 80 A continuous current rating for high-power brush applications
  • integrated programming card simplifies ESC configuration
  • internal power cable included for direct board connection
  • purpose-built for climbing car electronic governor systems

80A ESC brush governor for climbing cars

This internal power cable set includes an 80A brushed electronic speed controller and a programming card. It is intended for hobbyists building or upgrading radio-controlled climbing vehicles. The kit provides the core electronics needed to manage motor power and adjust settings.

Programming card sets limits without a computer

The included card lets you configure the governor on the bench, but it only exposes the parameters built into this unit. Builders who need telemetry logging, sensor-based timing or firmware updates will find those functions absent.

Highlights

  • 80 A continuous current rating for high-power brush applications
  • integrated programming card simplifies ESC configuration
  • internal power cable included for direct board connection
  • purpose-built for climbing car electronic governor systems

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 80 A ESC version for my climbing car?

The 80 A rating suits high-current brushed motors in climbing cars; match it to your motor's peak draw and battery voltage.

What does the 80 A rating mean once the ESC is installed in my vehicle?

It allows continuous current up to 80 A for strong torque on steep climbs without thermal shutdown.

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