HOBBYWING Quicrun Fusion SE 540 Spec (Fusion SE 1800KV)

very quiet motor! l love the way it crawl walk!!! Best for its value. highly recommended!!

Just buy it, these things are awesome. Crawling perfection. If you want a bit more speed, grab the 2300kv version.

The excellent reviews that it has only begins to explain just how impressive this esc motor combo works. I installed in a trx4. The installation was simple and very neat. I did need to purchase a hobbywing programming card to adjust the motor direction. That also was very easy and explained in the included instructions. It operates almost silently and the slow crawl and smoothness is second to nothing that i have ever tried before. .

Awesome! I had never heard of a 2n1 ESC/motor till I got back into crawling. I was impressed. Install was easy and straightforward. I bought a Hobbywing LED programmer to make it even easier. For Fine tuning. It has FOC feature that makes low crawling speeds and bottom end torque easy. It has adjustable BEC. It’s not super high voltage. I use it on 7.4v and both my servos on my Capra 4ws function good. AND it’s crazy quiet. I bought the 1800kv one and I love it. You get an amazing drive capability that’s a great price considering what you get. If you need speed get the Hobbywing Quicrun 2in 1 elite pro. Still great for crawling but gives you a lot faster speed. I have this one too. It’s worth it too.

Hobby wing 2in1 motors are the best thing since sliced bread . Has to much torque the chassis twisted of the line . Slow speeds are amazing easy to program with a card on the go ... Unfortunately it's kind of big depending what you fit them in you have to notch the skid plate . They do fit in all trucks otherwise Like the optic or the capra. They function really well

We have upgraded two of our machines (both around 17 years old, used machines given to us) with the Fusion SE motors. What a difference in low speed. Our old motors were jerky to start and didn't have much brake for hill stops. These new motors are wild for how slow you can move, and the throttle comes on slowly, so there are no more jump starts. The braking is great too. We would have to hold the machine in the opposite direction while stopping on a hill. Now, we can stop, and the motor holds it still. We were able to clean up the wiring as we no longer need a separate ESC, giving us more to run the electronics under the hood of our Jepp. The one thing we didn't know, as we are new to this part of the hobby, is that we should have bought a LED programming board with the motors (we have ordered one now). The stock settings are okay, but we need to switch the rotation direction (we have it changed on our remote right now) and would like to play with the brake settings.