Hobbywing 30202150 - Aircraft ESC FlyFun 18A V4.3 Lightweight Aircraft ESC  [HW-30202150]

HOBBYWING FlyFun 18A V4.3 - 30202150
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FlyFun 18A V4.3 Lightweight ESC for RC Aircraft

The Hobbywing FlyFun 18A V4.3 is a lightweight yet capable electronic speed controller intended for model aircraft use, delivering consistent power handling and configuration flexibility. Its use of imported components and a low-impedance printed circuit board keeps current endurance strong across fixed-wing, helicopter and multirotor platforms.

Customisable Settings and Safety Features

Configuration is available via an LED program card or by transmitter programming so pilots can adjust throttle curves and protection thresholds. The ESC includes safeguards such as abnormal voltage input protection, thermal protection, throttle signal loss (Fail Safe) and low voltage cutoff to preserve system integrity.

Specifications

  • Type: Brushless
  • Continuous/Peak Current: 18A/22A
  • Input Voltage: 2-4S LiPo
  • BEC Output: Linear mode: 5V, 2A
  • Output Wires: Blue-18AWG-75mm x 3
  • Output Connectors: 4.0 Gold Connectors (Female)
  • Programming: Supported via Transmitter and LED Program Card
  • Size: 48.0 x 22.5 x 6.0 mm
  • Weight: 19g

Can this ESC be fitted to a small electric trainer?

Yes, the 18A continuous rating is suitable for many small electric trainers when paired with an appropriate motor and prop to keep currents within the ESC's limits.

What protections does the ESC provide in flight?

The unit protects against abnormal input voltage, overheating, throttle signal loss and low battery voltage, helping to prevent damage and maintain safer operation.

How are programming changes applied?

Programming can be done directly from a compatible transmitter or through the LED program card, allowing quick adjustments without removing the ESC from the airframe.

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