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Castle Creations Cobra 6 8S 1/6 Brushless ESC

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Castle Creations Cobra 6 8S 1/6 Brushless ESCLarge Scale Brushless Performance with Advanced Features The Castle Creations Cobra 6 8S 1 6 Brushless ESC is engineered for high performance large 1 6 scale RC applications, delivering smoother control and faster response through advanced 32 bit processing. Its expanded data logging system provides deeper insight into vehicle behavior with longer recording times, higher sampling rates, and additional data points. With a highly adjustable BEC,

Large Scale Brushless Performance with Advanced Features

The Castle Creations Cobra 6 8S 1/6 Brushless ESC is engineered for high-performance large 1/6 scale RC applications, delivering smoother control and faster response through advanced 32-bit processing. Its expanded data logging system provides deeper insight into vehicle behavior with longer recording times, higher sampling rates, and additional data points. With a highly adjustable BEC, extensive tuning options, and multiple programming methods, the Cobra 6 gives drivers precise control over every aspect of performance.

About the Cobra 6 8S ESC


Advanced Processing Power

The Cobra 6 features a 32-bit dual-core processor that enhances throttle response, motor control, and overall drivability. This processing architecture allows the ESC to react quickly to changing load conditions, improving consistency during high-demand driving. Its refined control algorithms help deliver smoother acceleration and braking across a wide range of setups.

Expanded Tuning & Setup Options

The Cobra 6 offers improved braking adjustability, separate brake and reverse curves, and a highly adjustable internal BEC ranging from 5.5 to 8.0 volts in 0.1 volt increments. Users can access tuning features and firmware updates through the included Castle Link V4 USB programmer with USB-C connectivity. Optional Bluetooth programming via the Castle Creations B-Link Bluetooth Interface (CSE011-0181-00 - sold separately) and Castle Link 2 app provides additional convenience for field adjustments.

Enhanced Data Logging System

A significantly upgraded data logging suite provides double the sample frequency and eight times the recording duration of previous generations. Additional data points, including electrical motor timing and acceleration from the onboard accelerometer, give users a clearer picture of system performance. A looping function ensures uninterrupted logging, and individual sessions can be downloaded for detailed analysis.

Features:

  • 32-bit dual-core processing
  • Enhanced data logging system
  • Double sample frequency capability
  • Eight times extended logging duration
  • Onboard accelerometer data point
  • Adjustable internal BEC from 5.0V to 8.0V
  • Improved braking adjustability
  • Separate brake and reverse curves
  • High-efficiency CRYO-DRIVE thermal management
  • Audible alerts for system diagnostics

Includes:

  • (1) Cobra 6 8S 1/6 Brushless ESC
  • (1) Direct Connect Sensor Wire (300mm)
  • (1) Castle Link V4 USB Adapter
  • (1) Cobra Decal Sheet
  • (1) Cobra 6 Quick Start Guide

Specifications:

Suggested Application 1/6
Motor Type Brushless
Input Voltage 2-8S LiPo (7.4-33.6V)
Continuous Current -
Burst Current -
Dimensions (LxWxH) 2.73x2.13x1.85in (69.34x54.1x46.99mm)
Weight 5.75oz (163g)
Motor Limits -
BEC Voltage 5.5-8.0V (Adjustable)
BEC Continuous Current -
BEC Peak Current 8A
Motor Connector 6.5mm Bullet
Battery Connector Bare Wire
Motor Wire -
Battery Wire -
Programmable Yes

*Tech Note: Due to the high power nature of the Cobra 6, you must use appropriately sized batteries and connectors. We recommend a minimum 150 amp connector for the Cobra 6; examples include Castle 6.5mm and 6.5mm polarized, QS8, or QS10 Anti Spark. Do NOT use high-voltage batteries that run over 4.2-volts per cell when running the 8S max cell count.

**Tech Note: While designed to be waterproof, the Cobra 6 is not intended to run while completely submerged. Additionally, the cooling fan is not waterproof and must be removed prior to driving in wet conditions.

***Tech Note: Although many users have run the Cobra 6 in high-speed and drag applications, it is not designed for this purpose. Failures resulting from use on these applications are not covered under the Castle Creations warranty.

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