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HOBBYWING XERUN XR10 160A Pro G2S Elite Sensored Brushless ESC

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HOBBYWING XERUN XR10 160A Pro G2S Elite Sensored Brushless ESCIf your 1 10 race car feels like the throttle is being translated through a committee, the ESC is usually suspect number one. The HOBBYWING XERUN XR10 Pro G2S Elite 160A sensored brushless ESC is made for drivers who want cleaner throttle response, stronger brake tuning, and more useful setup control in a compact 2S racing package. This Elite G2S unit is rated for 160A continuous and 1200A peak current, with support for sensored and sensorless

If your 1/10 race car feels like the throttle is being translated through a committee, the ESC is usually suspect number one. The HOBBYWING XERUN XR10 Pro G2S Elite 160A sensored brushless ESC is made for drivers who want cleaner throttle response, stronger brake tuning, and more useful setup control in a compact 2S racing package.

This Elite G2S unit is rated for 160A continuous and 1200A peak current, with support for sensored and sensorless brushless motors. It fits the serious 1/10 crowd - touring car, buggy racing, drift, and F1 - and HOBBYWING recommends 4.5T or higher motors for touring and 5.5T or higher for buggy. In other words, check your class rules before you let the timing settings form a tiny weather system.

We like the practical details here: 13 AWG 200mm wires, a 37.5x30.9x32.5mm case with fan, adjustable 5-7.4V BEC, LCD program box and OTA programmer support, firmware upgrade support, and data logging when used with the proper HOBBYWING setup gear. The Elite version uses a normal framed fan rather than the Stealth version's frameless fan, and it is not waterproof. No pre-installed connectors, because apparently soldering irons still need hobbies too.

Quick Specs:

  • Brand: HOBBYWING
  • Model: XERUN XR10 Pro Elite G2S
  • Manufacturer product number: 30112617
  • Type: 1/10 scale brushless ESC
  • Motor type: Sensored and sensorless brushless motors
  • Waterproof rating: No
  • Applications: 1/10 touring car and buggy racing, 1/10 drift car, F1
  • Continuous/peak current: 160A/1200A
  • Input voltage: 2S LiPo / 4-6 cell NiMH
  • BEC output: 5-7.4V adjustable; official table lists 5A, while official feature copy notes a 10A maximum
  • Recommended motor limit: 1/10 touring car 4.5T or higher; 1/10 buggy 5.5T or higher
  • Programming support: LCD program box and OTA programmer
  • Firmware update support: LCD program box via USB software on PC, or OTA on iOS/Android
  • Input wires: Black 13 AWG 200mm x2
  • Output/phase wires: Black 13 AWG 200mm x3
  • Input connectors: Not included / not installed
  • Output connectors: Not included / not installed
  • Fan type: Normal framed fan
  • Fan size: 25x25x10mm
  • Fan power: 5-7.4V, powered by BEC
  • ESC size: 37.5x30.9x32.5mm with fan
  • Weight: 88g with wires; 50.21g without wires
  • Data recording: Extreme value, real-time data, and historical graph support
  • Included items verified by retailer listing: ESC, cooling fan, capacitors, decals, accessory package

Seamless Connectivity. Used with the OTA wireless device and your smart device, you can unlock the true potential of your tuning abilities.  View data logs, check real-time data and adjust any and all parameters of your ESC.

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