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Flipsky’s electronic speed controllers (ESCs) can be divided into two series: VESC (FSESC) and NON-VESC (FT ESC). Both series ESCs are programmable and offer strong compatibility with different batteries and motors, making them well-suited for various electric devices that require precise...
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What is a Brushless DC Motor? A brushless DC (BLDC) motor is a type of DC motor that utilizes electronic commutation instead of mechanical commutation. Unlike traditional brushed motors, which rely on carbon brushes and a commutator to switch current,...
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Identification of Firmware Anomaly: When the firmware name displayed for the FT85BS and the FT85BS V2.0 ESCs is "FT85BD" (as shown in Figure 1), a firmware anomaly is confirmed. Solution: Use the Flipsky ESC Tool(Specified version1.6) to re-flash the firmware for the FT85BS and...
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What is a UBEC? UBEC, which stands for "Universal Battery Eliminator Circuit." The name might sound a bit peculiar; it originates from the early days of the RC (Radio Control) hobby. At that time, the receiver and servos required a...
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What is Regenerative Braking? Simply put, regenerative braking is a technology that recovers the kinetic energy generated during braking—energy that would otherwise be wasted—converts it into electrical energy, and stores it back in the battery. This technology is increasingly important...
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