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FrSky Neuron 40S/60S ESC User Manual
The FrSky Neuron 40S/60S is a high-performance electronic speed controller (ESC) featuring a 32-bit micro-processor, CNC aluminum casing for heat dissipation, and an integrated SBEC. It supports various programming protocols including BLHeli_32 ARM, LUA scripting via OpenTX/FrOS, and the FreeLink App with Airlink S.
Read onlineFrSky 60S specifications
| Supported LiPo cells | 3~6S |
|---|---|
| SBEC Voltage Range | 5~8.4V |
| SBEC Continuous Current (40S) | 5A |
| SBEC Continuous Current (60S) | 8A |
| Peak Current (40S) | 40A |
| Peak Current (60S) | 60A |
| Weight (40S) | 32.2g |
| Weight (60S) | 37.7g |
| Dimensions (40S) | 39x19x11mm |
| Dimensions (60S) | 44x22x12mm |
| Maximum supported speeds (Dshot at 8kHz) | 470k Erpm |
| Maximum supported speeds (Multishot at 8kHz) | 510k Erpm |
| Maximum supported speeds (Regular pwm) | 510k Erpm |
| Telemetry Resolution (Current) | Resolution 125mA |
| PWM Frequency Range | 16kHz and 48 kHz |
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Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in these manuals
Can the SBEC voltage be adjusted?
Yes, the SBEC voltage can be adjusted through LUA (FrOS & OpenTX Supported) or through FreeLink App with Airlink S.
What is the minimum power setting for Rampup Power?
Rampup Power can be set to relative values from 3% to 150%, where 3% is the minimum power to start the engine.
How is the SBEC voltage adjusted?
The SBEC voltage can be adjusted through LUA (supported by FrOS and OpenTX) or via the FreeLink App with Airlink S.
What is the maximum supported speed for Dshot at 16kHz?
The maximum supported speed for Dshot at 16kHz is 420k.
How is the SBEC voltage adjusted?
The SBEC voltage can be adjusted through LUA (FrOS & OpenTX Supported) or through FreeLink App with Airlink S.
What is the function of the jumper cap?
The jumper cap acts as a switch that makes the ESC output power when connected.