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The result is the new Summit XHV controller series, which offers maximum flexibility and the ability to tailor controller parameters to individual needs and diverse motor lineups.
The XHV series seamlessly covers the entire range from 70 A to 220 A (70, 100, 130, 160, 180, and 220 A). The ESCs feature an internal fan to dissipate heat even more efficiently and enable an even more compact design. The Summit XHV series is designed for use with 5s to 14s LiPo batteries. The firmware is based on the widely used and well-known BL-Heli 32 software, which offers a wide range of parameters that allow experienced pilots to fine-tune the propulsion system. In addition to all the features already appreciated from the first Summit generation (e.g., regenerative braking), the new XHV series features the complete Kiss telemetry protocol. The integrated converter automatically detects which remote control system is connected and converts the telemetry data (temperature, field speed, current, battery voltage, and capacity consumed) accordingly. An internal data logger also records this data. Programming and reading the logger data is easily done using a standard USB-C cable connected to a laptop.