


T-Motor / T-Hobby AM216A Brushless ESC (5-14s HV)

Description
T-Motor / T-Hobby AM216A Brushless ESC | 5–14S HV for Large 3D RC Airplanes
The T-Motor / T-Hobby AM216A Brushless ESC is a high-performance, high-voltage electronic speed controller engineered for demanding 3D RC airplanes and fixed-wing aerobatic aircraft. Designed for large 3D models, the AM216A supports 5–14S LiPo power systems and is optimized to deliver the fast, precise throttle response needed for aggressive aerobatics, hovering, torque rolls, high-energy uplines, and other advanced 3D maneuvers. T-Motor lists the AM216A for approximately 85"–95" 3D aircraft.
Developed with input and calibration from experienced 3D pilots, the AM216A is designed to provide extremely responsive throttle tracking and precise power delivery, allowing the motor to react quickly to rapid throttle changes. Built-in flight-status feedback and multiple preset alarms help pilots monitor their power system, while integrated protection functions include safeguards for signal loss, low voltage, high temperature, overload, and startup conditions.
The AM216A is an excellent choice for pilots converting large gasoline-powered 3D airplanes to electric power or building a high-performance electric setup from the start. It is used within T-Hobby's large-aircraft power systems, including configurations based around the AM850 and AM910 motors.
Key Features
- Designed for large 3D RC airplanes and aerobatic fixed-wing models
- 5–14S LiPo high-voltage compatibility
- Optimized for approximately 85"–95" 3D aircraft
- Fast, precise throttle response for demanding 3D flight
- Multiple flight-status alarms and data feedback
- Signal-loss, low-voltage, startup, high-temperature, and overload protection
- Compatible with high-output T-Motor / T-Hobby AM Series power systems
- Excellent option for high-performance gas-to-electric RC airplane conversions
For pilots demanding serious power, precise throttle control, and dependable performance from a large-scale 3D airplane ESC, the T-Motor AM216A delivers the performance required for aggressive aerobatic flying.








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T-Motor / T-Hobby AM216A Brushless ESC | 5–14S HV for Large 3D RC Airplanes
The T-Motor / T-Hobby AM216A Brushless ESC is a high-performance, high-voltage electronic speed controller engineered for demanding 3D RC airplanes and fixed-wing aerobatic aircraft. Designed for large 3D models, the AM216A supports 5–14S LiPo power systems and is optimized to deliver the fast, precise throttle response needed for aggressive aerobatics, hovering, torque rolls, high-energy uplines, and other advanced 3D maneuvers. T-Motor lists the AM216A for approximately 85"–95" 3D aircraft.
Developed with input and calibration from experienced 3D pilots, the AM216A is designed to provide extremely responsive throttle tracking and precise power delivery, allowing the motor to react quickly to rapid throttle changes. Built-in flight-status feedback and multiple preset alarms help pilots monitor their power system, while integrated protection functions include safeguards for signal loss, low voltage, high temperature, overload, and startup conditions.
The AM216A is an excellent choice for pilots converting large gasoline-powered 3D airplanes to electric power or building a high-performance electric setup from the start. It is used within T-Hobby's large-aircraft power systems, including configurations based around the AM850 and AM910 motors.
Key Features
- Designed for large 3D RC airplanes and aerobatic fixed-wing models
- 5–14S LiPo high-voltage compatibility
- Optimized for approximately 85"–95" 3D aircraft
- Fast, precise throttle response for demanding 3D flight
- Multiple flight-status alarms and data feedback
- Signal-loss, low-voltage, startup, high-temperature, and overload protection
- Compatible with high-output T-Motor / T-Hobby AM Series power systems
- Excellent option for high-performance gas-to-electric RC airplane conversions
For pilots demanding serious power, precise throttle control, and dependable performance from a large-scale 3D airplane ESC, the T-Motor AM216A delivers the performance required for aggressive aerobatic flying.








