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HobbyWing LED Program Card for Flyfun V5 & Platinum Series - Altitude Hobbies

HobbyWing LED Program Card for Flyfun V5 & Skywalker V2 Series

by HobbyWing
$9.99 - $9.99
$9.99
$9.99 - $9.99
$9.99
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This LED program box is for programming HobbyWing brushless ESCs. Its simple interface makes ESC programming easy and quick. It’s compact, portable and very applicable for field use.

Compatible with the following HobbyWing ESCs:

  1. FlyFun V5 Series
  2. Skywalker V2 (V2 only, not V1)
  3. Older Platinum V1/V2 series (not compatible with current V4, V4.1, or V5 series)
  4. XeRun series (most), EzRun series & QuicRun series of brushless car ESCs.
  5. SeaKing series of brushless boat ESCs.

Please note: this program card is not compatible with non-V5 FlyFun Series or Suppo HW series of ESCs. To program these ESCs, please use the V1 program card available here.

Specifications:

Size： 88x58x14mm（LxWxH）
Weight： 40g
Input Voltage: 4.8V—8.4V(a separate battery is needed for powering this program box when ESC has no built-in/external BEC)

Click here for programming manual

Customer Reviews

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Randy H. (Louisville, US)
Led program card

Great product. I'm hard of hearing & have trouble hearing beeps to program esc. Hobby Wing led program card is the way to go. Thumbs up for Altitude Hobbies.

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STEVEN B. (Denver, US)
Did not work for me

I have 3 hobby wing esc's and it did not work on any of them. while trying to figure out the issues i inadvertently unplugged and plugged in power incorrectly and damaged one of the 100amp Esc's. the next step is to see if I can use the beep method to program the esc with my transmitter .

We are very sorry to hear it didn't work for you, Steven. We will send you a new one and you can give it a try. Feel free to reach out to us via email if you have further issues.

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David

I emailed Altitude for help with the program card and was told to contact Hobbywing directly because they don’t handle the claims. After communicating with Hobbywing we determined it is defective. I’m disappointed with the lack of support from Altitude and am tired of being bounced around so I guess I’m stuck with a defective card.