Hobbywing Mini28 Combo with 1626SD 4000kV Brushless Motor

Hobbywing Mini28 Combo – Powerful Brushless Drive for RC Vehicles

The Hobbywing Mini28 Combo combines the compact 1626SD brushless motor with a matching ESC (Electronic Speed Controller) in one set. Designed for beginners and advanced use in RC vehicles such as truggies, buggies or monster trucks in scale 1:28 to 1:18.

• The sensored brushless motor provides silky-smooth throttle response and maximum efficiency under acceleration – perfect for precise driving on track or off-road.
• The integrated BEC (Battery Eliminator Circuit) reliably powers the receiver and servos without an extra battery – saving weight and simplifying installation.
• Thanks to the high KV rating of 4000 kV per volt, the drive achieves effortless high speeds, while the 24-month manufacturer's warranty ensures long-term investment security.
• The combo set operates with 2S LiPo (7.4 V) or 2S NiMH (7.2 V), covering common battery voltages in scale modeling.
• The compact design (motor length approx. 28 mm) fits into tight chassis and enables easy installation even in small vehicle models.

What makes the Hobbywing Mini28 Combo special

Compared to brushed motors, this brushless system offers significantly longer life, less wear, and consistent power delivery across the entire RPM range. The sensored operation eliminates the notorious stuttering on startup that often occurs with sensorless brushless motors. The set is factory-matched, saving the user the hassle of searching for compatible components.

Ideal for...

Beginners installing their first brushless drive into a 1:28 to 1:18 RC model, as well as experienced hobbyists looking for a reliable, low-maintenance drive system for daily use. Also suitable for modders who want a compact, powerful upgrade for older brushed-motor vehicles.

How to use the Hobbywing Mini28 Combo

1. Mount the motor and ESC in the vehicle chassis according to the included instructions.
2. Connect the ESC to the receiver (CH2) and the BEC output to the receiver (CH1 or BEC) – the integrated BEC makes a separate receiver battery unnecessary.
3. Connect a battery (2S LiPo or NiMH 7.2–8.4 V) to the ESC.
4. Turn on the vehicle, calibrate throttle/brake travel if necessary, and drive.