Scorpion 26v Series

The Commander 26V SBEC series feature a inbuilt switching BEC that will convert the voltage from your battery pack to 5.7 volts to power your receiver and servos. The Commander SBEC will deliver 2.5 Amps of continuous current with 4 amp bursts. And can handle up to 4 digital servos or up to 5 standard servos on fix wing models, With a Switching type BEC, you do not need to de-rate the BEC as the input voltage increases. The full 2.5 Amps of BEC current is available for any input between 2-cell and 6-cell Li-Po operation.

The full-featured IR Programming Card allows the user to set the following parameters:

Low Voltage Cut-off (5V to 23V at 0.5V increments) no need to select battery type just set the voltage the ESC should work on, by doing this, the ESC will be compatible with any future type of battery designs.

LVC= LOW VOLTAGE CUT: 050(5V) TO 230(23V)

BRK= BRAKE SETTING: 1: NO BRAKE, * 2: VERY SOFT BRAKE, 3: SOFT BRAKE, 4: HARD BRAKE, 5: VERY HARD BRAKE

AIR= ACTIVATE AIRPLANE MODE*

PCT= PROGRAM CUT TYPE (LVC TYPE): 1: CUT 50%*, 2: NO CUT JUST LED WARNING, 3: PULSE WARNING

MAT= MOTOR ACCELERATION TIME DELAY: 1: 0.15 Seconds, 2: 0.3 Seconds*, 3: 0.45 Seconds, 4: 0.7 Seconds, 5: 1.3 Seconds

CAR/B= DISABLED

COP= CURRENT OVERLOAD PROTECTION: 1: PROTECTION ON*, 2: PROTECTION OFF (CHOOSING OPTION 2 WILL VOID WARRANTY)

FREQ= DRIVE FREQUENCY: 1: 8 kHz *

SS= 1: SOFT START WITH OUT GOVERNOR MODE*, 2: SOFT START WITH GOVERNOR

TIM= MOTOR TIMING: 1: AUTO TIMING*, 2: 5 Degrees, 3: 15 Degrees, 4: 20 Degrees, 5: 25 Degrees, 6: 30 Degrees

GOV= GOVERNOR CORRECTOIN: 1: SOFT*, 2: MEDIUM, 3: STRONG

SB= MOTOR STARTING BOOSTER 1: SOFT, 2: MEDIUM, 3: STRONG

SOFT START DURATIO: 1. SHORT 10 Seconds, 2: MEDIUM 15 Seconds*, 3:STRONG 20 Seconds

*Factory Default

** For helicopter applications, please make sure your total amp draw do not exceed 4 Amps peaks, most of the digital servo dedicated for heli use today will draw over 2 Amps at stall per servo, so for this application, you need to disable the BEC by cutting the Red power wire on the signal wire coming out of the ESC and use a dedicated BEC for your radio system on board.