Hobbywing FlyFun 110A HV V5 Brushless ESC (SBEC)
About this part
The Hobbywing Fly Fun 110A V5 ESC contains and incredible amount of features inside, at an incredible price point! 110A continuous current, bursts up to 140A for 10 seconds, 6S-14S LiPo capabilities, and a selectable 5.2/6/7.4V BEC with a heavy duty 8A current rating. DEO Technology is included, alternatively known as Active Freewheeling. This provides improved throttle response, stability, and flexibility in flight. Additionally improved efficiency levels are included along with lower ESC temperatures.
The FlyFun V5 Series offers an incredible amount of protections, such as:
- Start-Up Protection
- ESC Thermal Protection
- Over-Current Protection
- Over-Load Protection
- Capacitor Thermal Protection
- Throttle Signal Loss Protection
- Abnormal Input Voltage Protection
As with all Hobbywing ESCs, the FlyFun offers a plethora of programmable options built right into the ESC software.
Specifications:
Governor: InternalBuilt-in BEC: Yes; Switch Mode: 5.2/6/7.4V, 8A
Continuous Current: 110A
Cell Count: 6S-14S LiPo
Programming: LED Program Card
Peak Current: 140A
Weight: 180g
Dimensions: 92.7x45.6x27mm
DEO Technology: Yes
Reviews5.0 · 4 reviews
This is a lot of ESC for the price. I have two of them now. One of them is on a 71" 3d aerobat running 12S. The other is on an 86" Stinson Reliant which is also 12S. Both are around 2500 watts. I purchased the programmer which works well and makes setup extremely easy. The BEC works well and the ESC comes with a capacitor to plug into your reciever to dampen power fluctuations from large digital servos. I wish the BEC was higher rated, but so far mine has given me no trouble.
I purchased this esc based on recommends off the forums. Nothing I had laying around my shop could power a 12S edf unit. Have some pretty good brand name units that were not compatible with my setup. Have done business for years with Amain and their name came up quick when I googled the brand I was interested in. I've had 8 flights with the flyfun 110 and it has worked flawless to this point. After a 5:00 spirited run in a sport jet, esc/motor/lipo temps were as low as I have ever measured on my edfs. I was pushing 85 amps on most applications of full power. 100-120F Capable of handleing 14S is a bonus as well.
I only used the ESC a couple of weeks. I had to buy the programming box to setup the ESC correctly. It was expected. The reason I chose this particular ESC is 1. it can handle up to 14 cells, 2. it has a powerful BEC and 3. the price for this package is very competitive. No problem soldering the connectors to the leads, no problem programming the ESC and it performs to my full satisfaction so far.
Package arrived in good condition and in a very good time 3 weeks from order to New Zealand
All four reviewers are verified owners who rated the Hobbywing FlyFun 110A HV V5 ESC 5/5. Reviewers describe reliable operation on 12S setups, including a 3D aerobatic aircraft, a Stinson Reliant, and an EDF jet, with one reporting about 85 amps under full power and low temperatures after a sustained run. Several reviewers praise the 14S rating and the value for the price. The built-in BEC is described as strong by some, though one reviewer wishes it were rated higher. A programmer is needed for setup; one reviewer bought it separately and found it made setup easy, and another said soldering connectors was straightforward. One reviewer commented on delivery time to New Zealand. Overall the reviews are uniformly positive but few in number and mostly short-term.
- + Good value for the price
- + Handles 14S
- + Runs cool under heavy load
- + Easy setup with programmer
- − BEC rating considered low by one reviewer
- − Programmer must be bought separately