GEPRC TAKER H60_BLS 60A 4IN1 ESCGEPRC TAKER H60_BLS 60A 4 in 1 ESC Want tight wiring, compact layout, and serious headroom? The GEPRC TAKER H60_BLS 60A 4 in 1 ESC combines four ESC channels into one boardeach supporting up to 60 A continuousand fits neatly in 30. 5 30. 5 mm stack layouts. (Yes, its real.) Why You Want It Because fewer solder joints, neater wiring, and less mass saved are wins you cant argue with. This 4 in 1 ESC cuts down clutter, reduces harness weight, and gives

GEPRC TAKER H60_BLS 60A 4-in-1 ESC

Want tight wiring, compact layout, and serious headroom? The GEPRC TAKER H60_BLS 60A 4-in-1 ESC combines four ESC channels into one board—each supporting up to 60 A continuous—and fits neatly in 30.5 × 30.5 mm stack layouts. (Yes, it’s real.)

Why You Want It

Because fewer solder joints, neater wiring, and less mass saved are wins you can’t argue with. This 4-in-1 ESC cuts down clutter, reduces harness weight, and gives you more headroom per motor. It’s ideal for 5″ freestyle, mid-size racing, or any build where clean layout and durability matter.

Specifications

• Input voltage: 3S to 6S LiPo
• Continuous current per channel: 60 A
• Burst / headroom (short term): Slight margin above 60 A (varies by cooling / voltage)
• Protocols supported: DShot 150 / 300 / 600
• Board size: 30.5 × 30.5 mm (standard mounting footprint)
• Weight: ~ (unspecified, typical for 4-in-1 ESCs in this class)
• Mounting holes: Likely standard M3 spacing for stack integration
• Features: Common ground, integrated FETs, shared power plane for better efficiency

What’s in the Box*

• 1 x ESC
• 1 x Capacitor
• 1 x Flight Controller Adapter Cable
• 1 x XT60 Power cable
• 4 x Silicone anti-shake pads

Disclaimer

*Wire length, cooling, and included hardware may vary between batches. Always check pinouts, polarity, and perform a no-load test before flight.

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You read the spec sheet—good. This ESC is for pilots who prefer clean builds and want to push hard without fried arms. Want pairing recommendations (motor / prop), thermal layout tips, or a UK/CE spec sheet to drop into your listing? Just say the word.