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APISQUEEN Underwater Thruster set yaw adjustment: suitable for U2/U5/U92/U10/AQ1020/MU7 Two set

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APISQUEEN Underwater Thruster set yaw adjustment: suitable for U2/U5/U92/U10/AQ1020/MU7 Two set

APISQUEEN's propulsion systems (U2/U5/U92/U10/AQ1020/MU7 series) are engineered for reliability, but can occasionally experience yaw drift due to mounting alignment, remote calibration or uneven load distribution. Here's how we troubleshoot adjustments:

Quick Diagnosis: Identify common triggers such as misaligned propellers or an uncalibrated remote controller.
Professional Adjustment: Use the A300 remote controller's intuitive trim controls (left/right trim keys) for real-time yaw correction.

For persistent issues, the APISQUEEN technical team (lynn@Underwaterthruster.com / nina@Underwaterthruster.com) offers tailored solutions.

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APISQUEEN Lightning Series ESC Parameter Setting Steps | Underwater Thruster Professional Debugging Tutorial

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APISQUEEN Lightning Series ESC Parameter Setting Steps | Underwater Thruster Professional Debugging Tutorial

[Improve equipment performance] Detailed software configuration process of APISQUEEN Lightning series ESC (60A/120A/160A). Through four core modules:
① Equipment connection specifications - Detailed explanation of 20-50V safe voltage wiring rules
② BLHeliSuite software practice - version matching points and parameter setting diagrams
③ High-frequency problem solution - 7-step diagnosis method for software errors/connection failures
④ Industrial-grade technical support - Get dual-version configuration software and selection guide

Applicable scenarios:
✔️ Propeller Thruster power adjustment
✔️ ROV underwater robot torque optimization
✔️ Industrial-grade dual ESC parallel solution

Special note: The article contains 9 key configuration screenshots and version matching comparison tables to help you avoid 90% of the burning risk.

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The difference between ESC with BEC and without BEC

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The difference between ESC with BEC and without BEC

This article explains the difference between ESCs with BEC and without BECWhat is BEC?BEC: Power module, used to power servos or receivers. The BEC voltage of general ESCs is 5v, 7v, 12v, and the current is 1a, 2a, etc. (Power supply module) ESCs with BEC power module: This type of ESC has a built-in BEC module, and does not require an external BEC. It can directly obtain power from the battery and power the receiver and other control devices through the BEC module without an additional power connection.ESCs without BEC power module: This type of ESC needs to be wired...

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PWM speed control knob use method

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PWM speed control knob use method

PWM 1-2ms speed control knob.

It can be used to connect ESC signal lines to control brushless motors or underwater thrusters for operation.

If the ESC of the thruster/motor supports bidirectional, then the speed knob can control the thruster/motor to rotate clockwise or counterclockwise.
If the ESC of the thruster/motor supports only unidirectional, then it can only control one direction of rotation.

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What are the common parameters of an ESC?

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Electronic Speed Controllers (ESC) are an essential component in the world of remote-controlled vehicles. Whether you're into drones, RC cars, or RC boats, understanding the common parameters of an ESC is crucial for optimizing performance. In this blog post, we will explore the key parameters that you should consider when choosing an ESC for your next project. 1. Voltage Rating The voltage rating of an ESC determines the maximum voltage it can handle. It is important to choose an ESC that can handle the voltage of your power source. Exceeding the voltage rating can lead to overheating and damage to...

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