A company in Germany will release in Q1/2022 a new “ESC based on VESC”
Prototypes by end of the year.
As soon as I have more details I will update.
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Gotta catch 'em all!
Added:
Spintend Ubox 100v
Motion Spin ESC
Trampa 75v VESC 6 (not yet released)
MakerX GO-FOC SV6
EOVAN Generation II ESC (Looks like it runs a custom firmware)
SmartESC (VESC Firmware for the Xiaomi M365 and Ninebot G30 controller)
Tomiboi ESC FRC ESC 150A
Moved to discontinued:
ESK8 1.2 (no longer on their website)
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the what
the SKU is named HD75
not sure if Tomi wants to be associated with it
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The hardware ID for the firmware is HD75? I don’t see a listing on their website yet
Yeah, I named that too early. Do we know if it’s a Yong ESC? I’ll just make it “ESC 150A” for now.
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I’m going with redacted for now. If they don’t like it, they can name it.
edit: It’s labeled Freerchobby now
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it was listed very shot period when HD60T went out the window due to chip shortage, it was not easily accessable via normal browsing:
ignore the description part, it was probably just a placeholder for the HD75 details
its most likely made by Yong, but Yong has been using “BM” prefix recently, and this is an old product predate that prefix, idk if its correct to even call it BMESC of some sort…since there is an actual product called BMECS
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I didn’t realize how old this was
FRC ESC?
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ya, it seems to be “made” by freerc, but it very well could have been a collab between freerc and yong
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You’re sure it’s VESC based?
I don’t know a ton about it as it’s very new, but there is an endless-sphere forum link where I added it under “Other VESC-Tool compatible ESCs”. Their github shows it being configured with the VESC tool.
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That’s neat. Mass market vesc devices!
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I might be a little behind the 8 ball here, but did I read recently that the standard Maker X DV6 uses a custom firmware? Or am I tripping?
Only the 180A PRO version
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Cheers dude 
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Might add the X Core Pro ESC from Boundmotor and Focbox Tenka from Massive Stator?
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It’s a wiki.
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X core is a makerx dv6. Tenka is identical to the unity.
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Thanks, and welcome to the forum! I’ve added these two.
I think the Tenka has some cheaper components as it’s only rated at 70A vs 80A on the unity, and it’s covered in epoxy.
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Tenka is potted into a heatsink, is a bit cheaper, has half as many parallel FETs (1) which means the current capacity is smaller, and I think it’s identical to Unity from a software compatibility perspective.
I think its main goal seems to be upgrading/repairing production boards. It’s also cheaper for lower budget boards without compromising on compatibility.
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