Introduced in the summer of 2023 and in stock in our store in September 2023, the latest Hobbywing RC car speed controller offers a multitude of settings and setup possibilities.
Whether coupled with a Hobbywing G3 motor, or a Konect K8 motor, always in full sensor mode for smoother acceleration, this latest-generation speed controller offers unrivalled driving comfort and sensations.
Recommended for 1/8 buggies, 1/8 track or even GT8.
It will be particularly appreciated with the new versions of the Konect K8 Elite 1900kv, 2050kv and 2250kv motors, available from early 2024. Indeed, it's possible to use a Konect K8 Elite motor and enjoy full sensor mode, even with the current versions.
Compared with the PRO G2 or even G2S, this ESC is more compact, but just as powerful. However, it does not allow the use of 6S batteries, and is limited to 4S Lipo batteries with motors up to 3000KV.
Parameters can still be changed in 2 ways: via the V2 multifunction programming card, or with the OTA module.
The OTA module offers the flexibility of changing all your drive's settings simply with your smartphone and the Hobbywing HW LINK V2 application.
With a multitude of settings comes the possibility of being easily lost. Indeed, at first glance, this new variator may seem frightening, because it can do everything, but the possibilities are endless.
No stress, let us be guided by professional pilots Ty Tessmann and Ryan Cavalieri, who share their setups for this combo!
So feel free to start with this base and adapt it to your needs and driving style!
Ty Tessmann setup Hobbywing G3 speed controller on 1/8 buggy (2200kv motor)
Ty Tessmann setup Hobbywing G3 speed controller on 1/8 truggy (2200kv motor)
Ryan Cavalieri setup Hobbywing G3 speed controller on 1/8 buggy (2200kv motor)
See you soon for a new episode!
The Shark
Reno Savoya