NEW Hobbywing Fusion SE

[JimInMiami]

Two versions available: 1200 and 1800kv. Just ordered the 1800kv version for $83.70 shipped to Florida. https://www.aliexpress.us/item/32568...andl_shipto=US

https://www.hobbywingdirect.com/coll...crun-fusion-se

[soze]

Yup, I'm just waiting for availability.

[Speedy-Triple]

these look great for budget friendly builds. I snagged one of the pros's already at a good deal.

[JimInMiami]

Originally Posted by Speedy-Triple

these look great for budget friendly builds. I snagged one of the pros's already at a good deal.

Yeah, this will shake-up the motor market for sure, incredible value if the performance is similar to the "Pro" version.

[Timmahh]

Think you can get them from HobbywingDirect dot com here stateside for the same.
ya they have (Had) them, but are sold out already.

[twade984]

So what’s the difference?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[JimInMiami]

Originally Posted by twade984

So what’s the difference?

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Its diameter is 1mm less than the Pro version, while the length is the same. In other words it’s slightly more compact than either the original 1800 Fusion or the more recent 2300 kv Pro. That’ll allow it to fit in more rigs. And the price point IMHO will give the competition fits.

[SleptOver]

Oooo, this might be perfect for my second build. I might go for the 1200 kv one

[B-MOW71]

Nice to see a cheaper version of the Fushion. I'll be getting the 1800kv to try out once they're in stock to purchase.

I have a couple rigs that had there power plants robbed. This will be the perfect cheap solution to get them up and running!

[smog]

Originally Posted by twade984

So what’s the difference?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Less programming, a plain black can and cheaper price are the main differences I recall Josh mentioning this morning on his Scale News.

[tigris99]

Looks like to me the updated the previous 1800kv versions (I have one). I can't even find them anymore online easily, everything kicks back to the pro.

Sent from my SM-S906U using Tapatalk

[Goro Majima]

Nice deal. I may have to snag both kv's when the time comes.

[Ghonda99]

There is a nice review video on YouTube. It’s a really good option for a budget name brand brushless system. A 1080 and sealed can is about $55. For $25 more I would get this setup.

https://youtu.be/GLLoIad-uvQ

[twade984]

Originally Posted by Ghonda99

There is a nice review video on YouTube. It’s a really good option for a budget name brand brushless system. A 1080 and sealed can is about $55. For $25 more I would get this setup.

https://youtu.be/GLLoIad-uvQ

Funny enough I was needing a 1080/Crawlmaster for a couple rigs. If I can get something close to the original fusion I’m all over it.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[themountain]

SE ...like in super effortable ?? Hobbywing rocks!

[JimInMiami]

Originally Posted by themountain

SE ...like in super effortable ?? Hobbywing rocks!

To the back of the class you go... Clearly it's meant to mean Specially Economical

[ScaleLifeNewbie]

This is really cool. If the performance is anywhere near as good as the fusion then I’ll definitely be picking a few of these up. The 2in1 combos are perfect for scale rigs with a full interior when tight on space. Thanks HW!

[fyrstormer]

It's interesting to see the difference in perspective on 2-in-1 motors between the crawler and racer communities. Racers are not enthusiastically embracing 2-in-1 motors the way crawlers are.


I admit I'm tempted to try the Fusion Pro, but I'm afraid I might find out I wasted hundreds of dollars on separate motors and ESCs for my other builds. 😅

[JimInMiami]

Originally Posted by fyrstormer

I admit I'm tempted to try the Fusion Pro, but I'm afraid I might find out I wasted hundreds of dollars on separate motors and ESCs for my other builds. 😅

You’re right to be afraid. I have a Mamba X / HH Stubby 2700 kv combo in one of my rigs and if I’m honest, despite all the fine tuning using the Castle Link (including setting throttle curve per Mr. Holmes video) it’s NOT as smooth as my Fusion Pro with factory settings.

[tigris99]

Originally Posted by fyrstormer

It's interesting to see the difference in perspective on 2-in-1 motors between the crawler and racer communities. Racers are not enthusiastically embracing 2-in-1 motors the way crawlers are.


I admit I'm tempted to try the Fusion Pro, but I'm afraid I might find out I wasted hundreds of dollars on separate motors and ESCs for my other builds.

I have the regular fusion 1800 (previous version before pro), the spektrum version 2300 and a full Hobbywing AXE.

The hobbywing axe is about to get the axe lol. Both the 2n1 I like better because they are smoother with quick and simple tuning. The Axe I haven't gotten figured out quite yet. In fairness I've spent pretty minimal time messing with it thus far.

2n1 the crawlwr scene can use well, we don't cook motors. Things like rc buggies and what not, high speed racing, things get HOT so that's gonna put a lot of strain on a 2 n 1.

Sent from my SM-S906U using Tapatalk