Repeat Dual AM32 Brushless Drive ESC
£52.00
Repeat Robotics’ Dual AM32 ESC – two 35A 2-6S brushless ESCs in one, running AM32 firmware pre-programmed for drive, with a built in BEC for powering your receiver! Power pads on the back for powering your weapon ESC. A super compact and lightweight while powerful solution to driving your robot. Built in current limiting set to 10A, can be re-programmed with AM32 config tool.
AM32 is particularly good at motor control at lower speeds helping you get the best performance out of your drive – it’s well suited to beetleweight brushless drive with motors such as the Repeat Max, Repeat Compact or DIY solutions with the 1806 brushless motor – see this great tutorial. Example robot and wiring diagram below.
5 in stock
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Example robot: Baby Dead Bod by Thomas Weatherly
Thomas runs this very scary horizontal spinner Baby Dead Bod – for 2024 he’s upgraded to the Repeat AM32 dual ESC for drive with two Repeat Max brushless motors.
Beetle Brushless Wiring Diagram:
Repeat AM32 Dual acting as BEC and two ESCs in this diagram.
Other components in this example: 3S or 4S Lipo, Beetle Safety Kit, Breakout Cable, Repeat Maxs and Flysky Reciever. Image made by Team DSC.
Ari –
I’m running one of these in my beetleweight robot on 6S LiHV and it hasn’t missed a beat, control so smooth you almost forget its brushless. Saves so much space internally by being so compact and having an on-board BEC, a must have for high end brushless drive