FrSky Neuron 40 / 60 / 80 ESC
The FrSky Neuron Series ESC is a professional grade control
FrSky Neuron 40 / 60 / 80 ESC launched on March 12, 2019 with 5 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 7 years on.
What it does
The Neuron ESC is encased in a CNC aluminum protective shell which also aids in heat dissipation. As with most FrSky products, the Neuron series is completely S.Port compatible, allowing you to use our full line of S.Port Telemetry sensors.
The FrSky Neuron Series ESC is a professional grade control unit, integrated with built-in telemetry like high-precision current sensor, voltage sensor, motor RPM, power consumption and ESC temperature sensor. Features optional DShot signaling and an adjustable SBEC voltage, that can be changed via LUA script. The Neuron ESC is encased in a CNC aluminum protective shell which also aids in heat dissipation. As with most FrSky products, the Neuron series is completely S.Port compatible, allowing you to use our full line of S.Port Telemetry sensors. Neuron 60 MORE DETAILS: https://www.frsky-rc.com/product/neuron-60/ PROMOTIONAL PRICE (TAX EXCLUDED): US$ 54.99 Neuron 80 MORE DETAILS:…from frsky-rc.com
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