Emax Bullet Series 35A ESC (BLHELI_S) with Oneshot (Original) 13.56MHz USB RFID Reader-Writer with Card & Keychain Debug & Development - On-board

Name: Emax Bullet Series 35A ESC (BLHELI_S) with Oneshot (Original) 13.56MHz USB RFID Reader-Writer with Card & Keychain Debug & Development - On-board
Brand: imperium.com.mx
SKU: 4848546315
Price: 1005.94 USD
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Emax Bullet Series 35A ESC (BLHELI_S) with Oneshot (Original) 13.56MHz USB RFID Reader Writer with Card & Keychain Debug & Development On board Debug & Development On board programmer and debugger Preferred by hobbyist communities barrel rolls Professional drone pilots and FPV racing enthusiasts rely on this ESC for its BLHELI_S firmware implementation

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