Spektrum Avian Dual 3-4S ESC with 30A Main and 15A Tail, Eclipse 360 Nitro Accessories This set is supplied in TLR342015

Name: Spektrum Avian Dual 3-4S ESC with 30A Main and 15A Tail, Eclipse 360 Nitro Accessories This set is supplied in TLR342015
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 96573093186
Price: 135.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Spektrum Avian Dual 3 4S ESC with 30A Main and 15A Tail, Eclipse 360 Nitro Accessories This set is supplied in TLR342015 This set is supplied in 10 plastic components and contains a Citadel 40mm Round Base TRANSPARENT BLUE MATERIAL The Spektrum Avian Dual Brushless ESC is the replacement dual speed controller for the Blade Eclipse 360 helicopter It combines a 30A main motor ESC and 15A tail motor ESC in one assembly for 3S–4S power systems and comes with the required connectors and wiring pre soldered

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