ESCs
4IN1 75A ESC
A four-in-one ESC for FPV drones. It takes one battery input and independently drives four brushless motors from flight-controller throttle signals.
How to choose an ESC
Select an ESC from verified battery voltage, motor count, current requirement, form factor and control interface.
Single, dual or 4-in-1
A single ESC drives one motor, a dual ESC serves two motors, and a 4-in-1 board serves four motors in one stack. Choose the layout that matches the aircraft wiring and cooling arrangement.
Electrical limits
Do not infer supported voltage or continuous current from a model name alone. Use the product page and manual, then include appropriate thermal and current margin for the real motor, propeller and airflow.
Relevant FlyingRC hardware
ESCs
4IN1 45A ESC
A 45 A four-in-one AM32 ESC for FPV drones, intended to drive four brushless motors from one compact board.
ESCs
AM32 Dual 40A ESC
A two-in-one AM32 ESC that drives two brushless motors from one compact board. It is especially useful for twin-motor fixed-wing aircraft or compact dual-motor builds.
ESCs
AM32 75A V2.5 ESC with BEC
A 75 A single-channel AM32 ESC for one high-current brushless motor. It is useful when each motor needs its own ESC or when a single powerful motor is used.
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AM32 75A CAN ESC
A compact 75 A single-channel AM32 ESC with an onboard CAN interface. It is designed to drive one high-current brushless motor in fixed-wing aircraft, boats, vehicles, or other builds that use a separate ESC per motor.
ESCs
AM32 ESC Controller Board with BEC
AM32 ESC Controller Board with BEC. Refer to the product manual for wiring and operating limits.
ESCs
AM32 Mini 40A V1 ESC
A compact single-channel AM32 ESC. It drives one brushless motor, making it useful for single-motor fixed-wing aircraft, compact vehicles, or builds where separate ESC placement is preferred.