KO Propo 45562 Drift-Grade ESC Capacitor Upgrade  [KO-45562]

KO Propo 45562 - Advantage Capacitor D for ESC With Drift
Price:
AUD$78.86
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-45562
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Track-Focused ESC Smoothing with KO Propo 45562

The KO Propo 45562 Advantage Capacitor D is built for ESCs in drift cars to provide consistent voltage during rapid throttle corrections. By evening out power delivery, it aids in keeping your drift angle and speed predictable across long runs.

Core Benefits for Drift Builds

  • Optimized for Drift: Suited to the rapid power changes of drifting to help maintain control through transitions.
  • Stability and Performance: Minimises voltage fluctuation so the ESC can deliver steady power when you need it most.
  • Compatibility: Fits a broad selection of ESCs commonly used in drift chassis, making it a versatile upgrade option.
  • Durable Construction: Constructed for repeated track use and the demands of practice and competition.

Upgrade Notes for Installers

Adding the KO Propo 45562 Advantage Capacitor D is a straightforward upgrade to reduce electrical noise and support cleaner ESC operation. Place it with short connections close to the ESC power input to get the best results.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some KO Propo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Is installation likely to require rewiring?

Most installs are simple and only need the capacitor wired across the ESC power terminals; secure the part so it cannot shift during sessions.

Can it reduce electrical noise to radios and servos?

The capacitor helps lower voltage spikes that can produce noise, which may improve overall system stability including radio and servo behaviour.

Should I pair it with other mods for drifting?

It pairs well with quality batteries, clean solder joints and proper ESC setup; combined tweaks deliver the most reliable drift performance.

How do I check if the capacitor is working correctly?

Verify stable voltage at the ESC under load and look for fewer resets or glitches during aggressive driving as indicators of improvement.

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