MAMBA X SCT Brushless ESC / 1412-3200Kv 5mm Sensored Motor Combo
MAMBA X SCT Brushless ESC / 1412-3200Kv 5mm Sensored Motor Combo
COPPERHEAD 10 Features
- ESC voltage range 2S-6S (4s max with included motor)
- 1412-2100Kv Sensored Motor
- Waterproof
- 8A Adjustable BEC (5.25V-8.0V)
- Data-logging
- Rugged CNC Aluminum Case
- Castle Link Programming Support
- Convenient Transmitter Programming
- Auxiliary Wire Functionality for "on-the-fly" adjustments
- SmartSense™Technology
- Integrated Capacitors
- Removable 30mm Cooling Fan
- Integrated 4mm Bullet Connectors
- 12 AWG Power Wires
- Waterproof Switch
- Audible Alerts and LED Alerts for easy diagnoses of common issues
- ROAR Certified ESC
- RECON G6 Certified ESC
Meet the next generation
Castle Creations is proud to announce our new flagship surface product, the MAMBA X EXTREME 1:10 SCALE WATERPROOF ESC. We at Castle wanted to address three main concepts while designing a new ESC for the modern day RC enthusiast; VERSATILITY, RELIABILITY, and PERFORMANCE. These are the pillars of the Mamba X design and the driving forces behind the feature-packed controller.
The Mamba X is extremely versatile, capable of powering a wide variety of applications ranging from 2S to 6S and vehicles ranging from 1/10th scale to 1/8th scale*. The Mamba X with 1412-3200Kv with 5mm shaft sensored motor is perfect for 2WD and 4x4 short course trucks, monster trucks and rock racers running up to 3s LiPo and weighing up to 6.5 lbs; it can be run on a 4s LiPo with very conservative gearing and keep a close eye on temperatures. It is a cooling running torque animal for lighter 1/10th scale 2WD stadium trucks and buggies running up to a 4s LiPo.
*In 1/8th scale setups, the Mamba X is intended to be used for off-road racing in buggies weighing up to 9 lbs (including batteries and ready-to-run). In these 1/8th scale racing setups, the Mamba X should be run at 4S Lipo (16.8V) max and is recommended to be paired with the Castle 1512-1800Kv or Castle 1515-2200Kv motor, with appropriate gearing only.
