Repeat Dual AM32 Brushless Drive ESC
£45.00
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. Has current limiting enabled that can be programmed with AM32 config tool. It has no mixing on board, use this guide to set up drive mixing on your transmitter. 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 options such as Repeat Compact, Max or Pro. CAD: iges (thanks Rob!) Example robot, programming info and wiring diagram below.
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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.
Programming Info:
Comes pre-programmed for drive. Use the AM32 configurator tool to program if needed. Suggested settings below. Profile is AM32_RR_ROBOT_DUAL_ESC_F421 from here. You’ll need to flash both channels separately (white wire and yellow wire) with an am32 programmer or an arduino. If your motors are moving slower than anticipated try updating the KV setting.
Recommended to set Current Limit Amps to 10A.
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