Dual Brushed ESC 80A High-Performance Waterproof Speed Controller

The Dual Brushed ESC 80A is a powerful and durable electronic speed controller designed for 1/10 and 1/8 scale RC vehicles using dual brushed motors. Engineered for tough terrain, rock crawling, and off-road applications, this ESC offers synchronized control of two motors, providing balanced torque, smooth throttle response, and reliable braking performance.

Built with a fully waterproof and dustproof housing, it ensures dependable operation in mud, rain, snow, sand, and harsh outdoor environments. With 15 programmable parameters, users can fine-tune acceleration, drag brake, PWM frequency, and braking force to match their driving style.

Equipped with an efficient 6V/4A switch-mode BEC, wide voltage support (24S LiPo or 512S NiMH), and multiple protection features, the Dual Brushed ESC 80A stands out as a professional-grade controller for demanding RC setups.

Key Features

• Supports dual brushed motors for synchronized power delivery

• Fully waterproof & dustproof for all-weather performance

• Wide voltage range: 24S LiPo / 512S NiMH

• High continuous current: 80A (400A peak)

• Switch-mode BEC: 6V @ 4A for receiver and servo power

• 15 programmable parameters for complete customization

• Adjustable drag brake, punch, brake force, & PWM frequency

• DEO / freewheeling technology for smooth throttle control

• Multiple protections: low voltage, thermal, signal loss

• Separate PRG/FAN port for programming and cooling fan

• Compact & lightweight with efficient heat dissipation

Technical Specifications

Applications

• RC rock crawlers

• Dual-motor off-road trucks

• 1/10 and 1/8 scale RC buggies

• Custom dual-motor robotic platforms

• RC boats (when waterproofing is required)

• Heavy-torque projects requiring two brushed motors

Precautions

• Ensure correct battery cell count before powering on

• Avoid running motors below the recommended turn rating

• Do not immerse in water deeper than intended operational range

• Ensure proper cooling in high-load environments

• Always calibrate throttle after installation

• Use suitable gauge wiring for high-current applications