Lumenier Micro Razor 4in1 20x20 F3 BLHeli_32 30A 2-6s ESC
The small and powerful Lumenier Micro Razor 4in1 20x20 F3 BLHeli_32 30A 2-6s ESC. The perfect 4in1 ESC for micro builds and light weight full size quads.
About this Product
The Lumenier Micro Razor F3 BLHeli_32 30A 2-6s ESC is a 32bit ESC running the latest gen. BLHeli_32 firmware, and featuring a future proof powerful F3 processors. Now 4 of these ESCs combine to have more processing power than your whole flight controller! The 32bit architecture enables the ESC to run at incredible speeds resulting in better performance, faster input signals and lower latency compared to older 8bit ESCs. This ESC also features a live telemetry connection for more advanced flight controllers, as well as a top of the line current sensor.
One of the biggest features of the Lumenier Razor ESC is the incredibly tiny size for such a powerful ESC. Coming in at only 7.5g and 32mm wide and 35mm in length, it will work perfectly on tight builds of modern-day racing drones. Up to 30A of constant power in just a 7.5g package. If you are looking for an ESC that is built to be the best and have all the latest features of BLHeli_32, then the Lumenier Micro Razor 4-in-1ESC is the perfect match for you.
Benefits of BLHeli_32 Firmware on 32-bit ESC
32bit processors run faster than 8bit, at which we can expect better performance from the new 32bit ESCs. Faster input signals with lower latency and higher update rate would be possible, such as Dshot1200 or even faster protocols! (Read about DSHOT) (Read about DSHOT1200)
The 32-bit platform also allows more functionality and features that simply wasn't possible on 8bit ESC's, such as
- Programmable PWM frequency
- Auto-timing for higher efficiency and reliability
- Voltage/Current limiting
- Adjustable Brake on Stop force
- Improve direction change in Bidirectional mode
- ESC Telemetry
- RGB LED control
- Configuring from FC using DShot commands
Note: Not all of these features have been implemented yet, some are still in development.
Features
- New F3 MCU running at 108MHz, (older ESCs use F0 at 48MHz)
- Latest Gen. firmware using BLHeli_32 (Razor_32 target)
- Supports DSHOT 1200, Proshot, Oneshot125 (125-250us), Oneshot42(41.7-83.3us) and Multishot (5-25us). Auto-detection.
- Ultra-Lightweight (7.5g), and compact size
- Adaptive timing, compatible with a wide range of motors and Kv
- Synchronous rectification technology adds efficiency, damped light
- Powerful regenerative braking / active braking.
- 2-6s LiPo battery compatible
Specs
- Input: 2-6s LiPoly
- Constant: 30 Amps
- Burst: 40 Amps
- Dimensions: 32x36x5mm
- Mounting holes: 20x20 M3
- Signal wire: 7cm
- Weight: 7.5g
- 8pin connector pinout: VBAT, Ground, Current ADC, TLM, Motor 1, Motor 2, Motor 3, Motor 4
Downloads
- USER MANUAL: Download the Micro Razor 4in1 20x20 F3 BLHeli_32 30A 2-6s ESC User Manual here.
- Download the latest BLHeli_32 Configurator here.
- Download the BLHeli_32 User Manual here.
Includes
- 1x Lumenier Micro Razor 4in1 20x20 F3 BLHeli_32 30A 2-6s ESC
- 1x 35V 1000uF LOW ESR Capacitor
- 1x 8pin micro JST-SH 7cm connector for 4in1 ESC to FC connection
- 4x M3 rubber o-rings
More information
| SKU | 10651 |
|---|---|
| UPC (GTIN) | 082652057892 |
| Country of Origin | China |
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Customer Reviews
Works great!
Flagumy V.Verified buyer
Works great!
Great product 👌
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Lumenier Micro Razor 4in1 20x20 F3 BLHeli_32
Eric S.Verified buyer
Works perfect, super easy soldering pins. Recommended by FPV chat guy that helps with selections.👍
Great ESC - in two different stacks, one of them had a failure of the Current sensing after a crash though..
Jason G.
I really like this ESC and the size is perfect. Solder tabs are great and I have it in a stack with a Lumenier LUX MINI F7 Flight Controller and a Lumenier LUX Mini VTX. It connects directly to the FC with no soldering needed but does not have soft mounts. I ended up crashing a 3" and my current sensing went wacko.. It showed me pulling over 15 amps without the motors armed, I flew a bunch of packs and in BF I had it set to 2200 instead of the original 189 to get it to not show a ridiculous draw. It still flew fine but I had no way to track the mAh usage and was stuck monitoring pack voltage and flight time (not ideal). Since these are hard to come by, I pulled the trigger on a different brand - I would have bought the same one again otherwise. Really like the ESC but the durability is questionable. I had to mount the ESC upside down as my quad has top mount batteries and this was very close to the ground.