65A 8-bit 4-in-1 ESC
The 3065S ESC provides 65A continuous current per channel and supports digital motor-control protocols up to DShot600.
| FC Input Voltage | 3S–6S LiPo |
|---|---|
| ESC Input Voltage | 3S–8S LiPo |
| ESC Model | 3065S 8-bit 4-in-1 ESC |
| Continuous Current | 65A × 4 |
| Current Scaling | 75A × 4 |
| 5V BEC | 5V / 2.5A |
| 9V BEC | 9V / 2.5A |
| ESC BEC | No |
| Current Sensor | Supported, Current Meter Scale 78 |
| ESC Signal | DShot150 / DShot300 / DShot600 / MultiShot / OneShot |
| ESC Telemetry | Supported |
| ESC Firmware | Bluejay D_X_30_v0.21.1-RC1-hex |
| USB | USB Type-C |
|---|---|
| FC-to-ESC Interface | 8-Pin SH1.0 Reverse Connection Cable |
| UART | 5 UART Interfaces |
| UART1 | GPS Connection |
| UART2 | Receiver Connection |
| UART3 | ESC Communication |
| UART4 | VTX Connection |
| UART5 | Bluetooth Connection |
| Camera Interface | Dual Analog Camera Inputs, CAM1 / CAM2 Switching |
| VTX Interface | VTX Serial and Power Connection |
| SBUS | Standard SBUS Interface for Compatible Receivers and DJI Units |
| CRSF / ELRS | Dedicated CRSF / ELRS Receiver Interface |
| GPS | GPS Interface with Serial and I2C Connections |
| I2C | SCL / SDA for Compatible External Devices |
| LED | LED Strip Interface |
| Buzzer | Supported |
| Receiver Compatibility | ELRS / CRSF / SBUS / FrSky / Futaba / FlySky / TBS Crossfire / DSMX |
The 3065S ESC provides 65A continuous current per channel and supports digital motor-control protocols up to DShot600.
The STM32F405RGT6 MCU provides responsive flight-control processing and flexible peripheral management for modern FPV applications.
The 8-bit ESC uses Bluejay firmware for compatible digital motor protocols, telemetry and configurable ESC operation.
Independent 5V/2.5A and 9V/2.5A BEC outputs help power compatible receivers, cameras, video transmitters and other FPV accessories.
Integrated 16MB Blackbox storage records flight data for PID tuning, vibration analysis, troubleshooting and performance optimization.
The integrated Bluetooth chip provides an additional wireless configuration option for compatible applications and tuning workflows.
Two camera inputs support CAM1 and CAM2 connections. CAM1 is enabled by default, while USER3 can be configured for camera switching.
Five UARTs and dedicated GPS, receiver, LED strip, buzzer, VTX and I2C connections support versatile FPV drone configurations.
| FC Dimensions | 37mm × 37mm |
|---|---|
| FC Weight | 9.4g |
| ESC Dimensions | 40.5mm × 44.5mm |
| ESC Weight | 15.8g |
| Mounting Pattern | 30.5mm × 30.5mm |
| Mounting Hardware | M3 |
| Stack Height | Approximately 13mm |
| Board Type | F405 Flight Controller and 65A 8-bit ESC Stack |
| Power Connection | XT60 Power Cable |
| Included Capacitor | 35V 1000µF Solid-State Electrolytic Capacitor |
The STM32F405RGT6 MCU works with the ICM42688P gyroscope and SPL06-001 barometer to provide flight-control processing, motion sensing and altitude data for compatible FPV applications.
The 3065S 4-in-1 ESC provides 65A continuous current per channel and supports DShot150, DShot300, DShot600, MultiShot and OneShot motor-control signals.
Bluejay firmware provides digital motor-protocol support and telemetry functionality for the 8-bit ESC platform.
The integrated 16MB Blackbox records flight information for vibration analysis, PID tuning, troubleshooting and performance evaluation.
The onboard Bluetooth interface provides a convenient wireless connection option, while USB Type-C supports standard wired configuration and firmware-management workflows.
Dual-camera inputs, configurable camera switching and dedicated VTX, SBUS and power connections support flexible analog and HD FPV video-system integration.
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The flight controller is rated for 3S–6S LiPo input, while the ESC is listed for 3S–8S LiPo input. Confirm the manufacturer-approved FC power arrangement before using 7S or 8S batteries.
Compatible with FPV brushless motors that operate within the selected battery voltage and the ESC’s 65A continuous current specification.
Supports compatible analog cameras, analog VTX systems and HD digital video systems through the available camera, serial and power interfaces.
Supports compatible ELRS, CRSF, SBUS, FrSky, Futaba, FlySky, TBS Crossfire and DSMX receiver configurations.
Compatible GPS modules can be connected through UART1 and the available SCL/SDA interface when required.
Compatible with Betaflight, iNav and ArduPilot. The listed flight-controller firmware target is AOCODARCF405V3.
Suitable for frames that support the standard 30.5mm × 30.5mm M3 mounting pattern and provide enough clearance for the 40.5mm × 44.5mm ESC.
The flight controller and ESC are connected through the included 8-pin SH1.0 reverse connection cable.
The package includes a 35V 1000µF capacitor and an XT60 power cable for compatible power-system installations.
The stack includes an Aocoda-RC F405 V3 flight controller and a 3065S 8-bit 65A 4-in-1 ESC, together with the connecting cable, mounting hardware, capacitor and XT60 power cable.
The 3065S ESC is specified for 3S–8S LiPo input, while the F405 V3 flight controller is specified for 3S–6S LiPo input. For 7S or 8S operation, confirm the manufacturer-approved FC power arrangement before installation.
The 3065S 4-in-1 ESC is rated for 65A continuous current per channel. The product specification also lists 75A × 4 current scaling.
The flight controller uses an STM32F405RGT6 MCU and an ICM42688P gyroscope. It also integrates an SPL06-001 barometer.
The 3065S 8-bit ESC uses Bluejay firmware. The listed firmware reference is Bluejay D_X_30_v0.21.1-RC1-hex.
The F465S V3 uses a 3065S 8-bit ESC with Bluejay firmware, while the F465 V3 uses a 3065 V2 32-bit ESC with AM32 firmware. Buyers should select the version that matches their ESC firmware and configuration requirements.
Yes. The flight controller includes 16MB of Blackbox memory for flight-data recording, PID tuning, vibration analysis and troubleshooting.
Yes. The flight controller includes a Bluetooth chip and assigns UART5 to the Bluetooth connection in the supplied wiring diagram.
The flight controller supports Betaflight, iNav and ArduPilot. The listed firmware target is AOCODARCF405V3.
The flight controller supports compatible ELRS, CRSF, SBUS, FrSky, Futaba, FlySky, TBS Crossfire and DSMX receiver configurations.
Yes. Two camera inputs are provided. CAM1 is enabled by default, while USER3 can be configured to switch to CAM2.
The flight controller provides 5V/2.5A and 9V/2.5A BEC outputs. The 3065S ESC itself does not include a BEC.
The flight controller and ESC use an M3 30.5mm × 30.5mm mounting pattern. The assembled stack height is approximately 13mm.
Yes. Its F405 flight controller, 65A 8-bit ESC, 30.5mm mounting pattern, Blackbox storage, Bluetooth connection and peripheral support make it suitable for compatible racing, freestyle and custom FPV drone projects.
Buyers should confirm the exact hardware revision, ESC firmware, battery configuration, motor and propeller combination, receiver protocol, video system, mounting space and expected operating current.
Provide the required quantity, target drone platform, battery configuration, motor specification, receiver type, video system, preferred firmware, delivery destination and any packaging or labeling requirements.
The ESC is specified for 3S–8S input, but the flight controller is listed for 3S–6S input. Buyers planning a 7S or 8S system should confirm the manufacturer-approved FC power arrangement before integration.
Yes. The flight controller provides camera, VTX, SBUS, serial and power interfaces for compatible analog and HD FPV video systems.
It can be used as a replacement or upgrade when the frame supports the 30.5mm × 30.5mm M3 mounting pattern and the battery, motors, receiver, video system, wiring and firmware are compatible.
OEM, ODM and private-label availability depends on the supplier, order quantity and customization scope. Buyers should provide estimated demand, branding files, packaging requirements and technical specifications for evaluation.
B2B buyers should request the latest product specification, wiring diagram, hardware revision information, FC and ESC firmware targets, packing list, quality-control requirements and applicable compliance documentation.