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LDT ETU V2 Lite Optic Light Sensor Mosfet

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LDT ETU V2 Lite Optic Light Sensor MosfetThe LDT ETU V2 Lite Optic Light Sensor Mosfet offers advanced battery protection with smart voltage detection and an ultra low power mode to prevent damage even if left connected. Its adaptive learning technology automatically recognizes motor types and gear setups, optimizing braking force for precise control. Featuring easy programming for dual stage triggers, burst fire, and pre spin adjustments, it delivers customizable performance. Built with

The LDT ETU V2 Lite Optic Light Sensor Mosfet offers advanced battery protection with smart voltage detection and an ultra-low-power mode to prevent damage even if left connected. Its adaptive learning technology automatically recognizes motor types and gear setups, optimizing braking force for precise control. Featuring easy programming for dual-stage triggers, burst fire, and pre-spin adjustments, it delivers customizable performance. Built with premium materials and double-coated conformal protection, this unit ensures durability against water and splashes, making it a reliable upgrade ready to use straight out of the box.

Features:

Smart Battery Protection
Automatically detects battery voltage, with an ultra-low-power intelligent protection mode—even if you forget to unplug it, your battery won’t be damaged.

Smart Adaptive Learning
Auto-detects brushed and brushless motors, as well as different gear setups, and intelligently adjusts braking force to ensure consistent braking position.

Quick and Easy Programming
Simple programming for dual-stage triggers, burst fire modes, pre-spin time adjustment, and more.

Premium Craftsmanship & High-Quality Materials

  • Double-coated conformal coating for water and splash resistance.

  • 4-layer PCB with thickened copper traces, doubling conductivity and heat dissipation compared to traditional 2-layer boards.

  • Teflon-coated silver-plated wires, reducing resistance, heat buildup, and wear.

  • AMASS XT30 connectors, built for durability and high-current performance.

Specifications:

Brand: ldt warineterst.
Material: electronic components.
Plug type: xt30.
Wiring: rear or front.
Sensor type: optic.
Compatibility: gel blasters with v2 gearboxes.
Package includes: 1* ldt etu optic sensor mosfet.

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