SpeedyBee SB-STACK-F7V3-50A Mornsun LMF100-23B12 AC/DC 100W Enclosed Switching Power Supply 379 LEGO Technic components Model
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SpeedyBee SB STACK F7V3 50A Mornsun LMF100 23B12 AC DC 100W Enclosed Switching Power Supply 379 LEGO Technic components Model 379 LEGO Technic components Model Scale 1:13 scale replica Assembled Length Approximately 63 centimeters Suspension System Independent four wheel suspension with dual shock absorbers Steering Mechanism Full 360 degree directional control Engine Detail Functional V8 engine with moving pistons Motor Compatibility Compatible with LEGO Power Functions and Technic Motor sets Recommended Age 16 years and above Construction Time 8 12 hours for complete assembly Key Features camera triggering synchronization This integrated stack combines the F7V3 flight controller with a 50 ampere electronic speed controller in a compact form factor reducing weight
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