Hobbywing QUICRUN 10BL60 Sensored G2 60A 2S Brushless ESC for 1/10 Touring, Drift & Buggy
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The Hobbywing QUICRUN 10BL60 Sensored G2 is a compact 60A brushless electronic speed controller developed for 2S-powered 1/10 touring cars, buggies and drift cars, as well as selected 1/12 and 1/14 vehicles. Unlike the sensorless WP models in the QuicRun range, this ESC provides true sensored operation when connected to a compatible sensored brushless motor and six-pin sensor cable.
Its programmable Boost and Turbo timing functions provide a wider tuning range than a basic sport ESC, while the selectable 6V/7.4V switch-mode BEC supports both standard-voltage and compatible high-voltage steering servos. It can also operate a sensorless brushless motor, making it suitable for builders who want an affordable entry into sensored on-road, drift or club-racing setups without moving immediately to a premium competition ESC.
Important: the QUICRUN 10BL60 Sensored G2 is not waterproof. Keep it protected from water, wet tracks, mud and conductive debris. It supports 2S LiPo only and is not intended for 3S operation.
Battery: 2S LiPo only. Do not connect a 3S LiPo battery.
Vehicle Applications: 1/10 touring car, buggy and drift car, plus suitable 1/12 and 1/14 vehicles.
Recommended Motor: Standard 3650-size two-pole brushless motor rated at 8.5T or higher when ESC timing is set to 0°.
Motor Type: Compatible with sensored and sensorless brushless motors. A sensored setup requires correct A-to-A, B-to-B and C-to-C phase wiring plus the sensor cable.
BEC: Switchable 6V or 7.4V output, rated at 4A continuous. Use 7.4V only when the receiver, servo and all connected accessories support high-voltage operation.
Connectors: Battery and motor wires are supplied without pre-installed main power or motor connectors.
Programming: Adjustable through the onboard SET button, LED Program Box or compatible LCD Program Box. The programming connection shares the fan/programming interface.
Water Protection: Not waterproof. Install it in a dry and protected position.
| Product Name | Hobbywing QUICRUN 10BL60 Sensored G2 |
| Product Number | 30108001 |
| ESC Type | Sensored and sensorless brushless ESC |
| Water Protection | Not waterproof |
| Continuous / Peak Current | 60A / 200A |
| Battery Input | 2S LiPo |
| BEC Output | Selectable 6V/7.4V switch-mode BEC, 4A continuous |
| BEC Peak Output | Up to 7A according to the supplied product graphic |
| Supported Motor Type | Sensored or sensorless brushless motor |
| Recommended Motor Limit | 3650-size two-pole motor, 8.5T or higher with ESC timing at 0° |
| Applications | 1/10 touring, buggy and drift cars; suitable 1/12 and 1/14 vehicles |
| Input Wires | Red and black 14AWG wires, 175mm |
| Motor Wires | Blue, yellow and orange 14AWG wires, 175mm |
| Battery Connector | Not pre-installed |
| Motor Connectors | Not pre-installed |
| Cooling Fan | 25 × 25 × 10mm framed fan, powered by the built-in BEC |
| Programming Methods | SET button, LED Program Box, LCD G2 Program Box and LCD Program Box Pro |
| Programming Port | Shared fan/programming port |
| OTA Programmer | Not supported |
| Data Logging | Not supported |
| Firmware Upgrade | Not supported |
| Dimensions | 35 × 31 × 30.8mm (L × W × H) |
| Weight | 66.5g including wires |
The QUICRUN 10BL60 Sensored G2 is positioned between a basic sport ESC and a higher-priced competition speed controller. It retains a relatively simple QuicRun setup while adding features usually associated with more advanced on-road and drift systems, including sensored operation, Boost timing, Turbo timing, Turbo delay, adjustable motor rotation and a selectable high-voltage BEC.
For a sensored installation, the ESC’s A, B and C motor wires must connect to the corresponding A, B and C motor terminals. The six-pin sensor cable must then connect the ESC sensor socket to the motor sensor socket. Incorrect phase sequencing in sensored mode may cause abnormal operation or damage.
When used with a sensorless motor, there is no fixed phase-wire sequence. Any two motor wires can be exchanged if the motor rotates in the wrong direction. Motor rotation can also be changed through the programmable Motor Rotation setting when using a correctly wired sensored system.
Provides smoother low-speed response and more predictable throttle control with a compatible sensored motor.
Both timing functions can be adjusted up to 24° for additional straight-line speed and full-throttle RPM.
Supports standard-voltage servos or compatible high-voltage steering electronics.
Choose clockwise or counterclockwise rotation without changing phase wiring in a sensored setup.
A 35 × 31mm footprint fits many 1/10, 1/12 and 1/14 chassis layouts.
Tune the ESC using the onboard SET button or a compatible Hobbywing program box.
The defining advantage of this model over a sensorless QuicRun ESC is its ability to use motor sensor feedback. In a compatible sensored system, the ESC knows the rotor position during startup and low-speed operation, helping deliver smoother launches, cleaner low-speed modulation and more consistent response.
This is particularly useful in:
The ESC also supports sensorless brushless motors. However, a sensorless motor will not gain sensored startup or low-speed feedback simply by being connected to this ESC.
| Setup | Phase-Wire Requirement | Sensor Cable | Motor Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sensored Motor | A-to-A, B-to-B and C-to-C | Required | Use the Motor Rotation setting |
| Sensorless Motor | No fixed phase sequence | Not used | Swap any two motor wires |
The official motor recommendation is a standard 3650-size, two-pole brushless motor rated at 8.5T or higher, based on an ESC timing setting of 0°. This recommendation is intended to keep current and thermal load within a reasonable range for the 60A platform.
The QUICRUN 3650 SD G2 is the intended matching motor family, but other correctly specified sensored or sensorless 3650 motors may also be used. Always consider motor turns, gearing, tire diameter, vehicle weight, drivetrain resistance and track conditions together.
Motor-limit warning: Boost and Turbo timing increase motor RPM, current draw and temperature. A motor that remains cool at 0° timing may run significantly hotter after timing is added. Check motor and ESC temperature after every meaningful setup change.
The switch-mode BEC supplies 4A continuous output and can be set to either 6V or 7.4V. The supplied product graphic also states a peak output of up to 7A.
For standard-voltage receivers and steering servos.
For compatible high-voltage receivers, servos and accessories only.
Do not choose 7.4V solely because the servo is marketed as powerful or fast. Confirm the maximum operating voltage of every device powered through the receiver. Setting the BEC above a component’s voltage limit may damage the servo, receiver or ESC.
Boost and Turbo timing are separate tuning tools. They should not be treated as two names for the same function.
Boost timing operates dynamically through the throttle range. It can increase motor speed on both straight sections and flowing corners, depending on throttle input. Available values are 0°, 4°, 8°, 12°, 16°, 20° and 24°.
Turbo timing is applied at full throttle and is mainly used to increase top-end motor RPM. Available values are also adjustable from 0° to 24°. Turbo activation can be delayed from instant engagement through several selectable delay values.
| Function | Where It Operates | Main Effect | Main Risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boost Timing | Across the throttle range | Broader speed increase and stronger mid-to-high throttle output | Higher running current and temperature |
| Turbo Timing | At full throttle | Additional top speed and maximum RPM | Rapid heat buildup during long full-throttle runs |
Start at 0° and increase timing gradually. After each adjustment, check ESC temperature, motor temperature, battery temperature and drivetrain behavior. Excessive timing can reduce reliability even when the vehicle initially feels faster.
The Motor Rotation parameter lets the driver select clockwise or counterclockwise motor operation. This is especially useful in a sensored setup, where the A, B and C phase wires must remain correctly matched.
When viewing the motor shaft from the front, the motor rotates counterclockwise when the ESC is set to CCW. Many vehicles move forward with CCW rotation, but some chassis layouts require clockwise rotation. In that case, change the programmed direction rather than crossing phase wires in sensored mode.
| Mode | How It Works | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| Forward with Brake | Forward drive and proportional braking, without reverse | Racing |
| Forward/Reverse with Brake | The first reverse command brakes; reverse becomes available after returning to neutral | General use and training |
| Forward/Reverse | Immediate reverse response | Special-purpose vehicles |
The QUICRUN 10BL60 Sensored G2 supports three practical programming routes:
The programming box connects to the three-pin programming interface on the switch lead with the system powered off. Connect the cable with the correct polarity, then power on the ESC so the parameter values can be read and changed.
The LCD Program Box Pro is supported as a wired programming device, but Bluetooth tuning, OTA programming and online firmware upgrading are not supported by this ESC.
Reduces and then cuts power when battery voltage falls below the selected threshold.
Limits operation when the ESC reaches an excessive temperature.
Provides a separate warning sequence when supported motor-temperature protection activates.
Stops normal drive output if a valid throttle signal is not detected.
The 60A/200A hardware platform is designed to tolerate short-duration load changes within a correctly matched system.
During normal operation, the red LED shows Boost/Turbo status at neutral, while the green LED indicates forward, brake or reverse operation. A repeating single red flash indicates low-voltage protection; a repeating single green flash indicates ESC thermal protection; and repeating double green flashes indicate motor thermal protection.
The QUICRUN 10BL60 Sensored G2 is best suited to compact 2S brushless vehicles where throttle precision and programmable timing are more important than waterproof operation or high-voltage battery support.
| Vehicle Type | Why It Fits | Setup Priority |
|---|---|---|
| 1/10 Touring Car | Sensored response, adjustable braking and programmable timing | Smooth throttle and controlled motor temperature |
| 1/10 Drift Car | Precise low-speed control and adjustable Boost/Turbo behavior | Consistent wheel speed and servo-voltage compatibility |
| 1/10 Buggy | Compact 60A system for suitable 2S club and hobby builds | Conservative gearing and effective fan airflow |
| 1/12 or 1/14 Vehicle | Compact footprint and adjustable response | Physical fit, weight and motor-current demand |
Possible applications include suitable chassis from Tamiya, Yokomo, MST, Reve D, Xray, Schumacher, Team Associated, Kyosho and similar manufacturers. These are application examples rather than model-specific fitment approvals. Check chassis space, motor specification, battery voltage and connector layout before installation.
Throttle calibration must be completed during first installation and whenever the transmitter, receiver, throttle endpoints, dual rate or trim settings are changed.
Remove the pinion gear or keep the driven wheels safely clear of the ground during calibration and programming.
No. This ESC is not waterproof. Protect it from water, mud, wet tracks and conductive debris.
No. The rated battery input is 2S LiPo only.
Yes. The ESC supports both sensored and sensorless brushless motors. Sensorless operation does not use the motor sensor cable.
Hobbywing specifies a standard 3650-size two-pole brushless motor rated at 8.5T or higher when ESC timing is set to 0°. The QUICRUN 3650 SD G2 is the intended matching motor family.
Yes. Boost and Turbo timing can each be adjusted from 0° to 24°. Turbo delay is also programmable.
Yes, when the BEC is set to 7.4V and the receiver, servo and all receiver-powered accessories are rated for 7.4V operation.
Yes. The Motor Rotation setting supports clockwise and counterclockwise operation. This is the correct method for reversing direction in a sensored setup.
Yes. The manual provides a complete SET-button programming process for all 12 adjustable items. A program box is faster and easier, but it is not mandatory for basic parameter changes.
No. OTA programming and Bluetooth parameter adjustment are not supported. Compatible program boxes use a wired connection.
Download the Hobbywing QUICRUN 10BL60 Sensored G2 user manual
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