7.2V servo/ESC hookup
Can a 7.2V servo(KO 2123) be connecting to the Keyence V-Zero Extreme ESC? By the looks of the ESC in the manual I do not see a lead for this, can you go straight to the positive tab on the board? I've never connected a 7.2V servo up to any ESC so any help will be greatly appreciated.
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I don't think the keyence does have a FET lead.. only some esc's have them.
I believe it can be soldered straight to the +ve terminal, but i have never tried it before.. This article might help you out might help you out! :nod: http://www.schumacher.clara.net/servofet.htm Alch :cool: |
Thanks alch. Hopefully I hear back from Keyence also.
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No probs..
Good luck! :D Alch :cool: |
I believe that the FET wire is the yellow wire, it should stick out of the same hole that the RX wires come out of. It should have a have some heat shrink tubing over the end to make sure it doesn't short anything out.
I'm not 100% sure of this though... |
The KO servos are made for doing this
KO servos with 7,2 volt wire, can be soldered to the plus-tab on a 7,2 volt drive battery. The KO servos, comes with a little manual / diagram, that shows how to do it. They also come with a shoke coil, that should be mounted between the 7,2 volt wire and the plus-tab. I've seen it done and it works great.
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Originally posted by fatdoggy I believe that the FET wire is the yellow wire, it should stick out of the same hole that the RX wires come out of. It should have a have some heat shrink tubing over the end to make sure it doesn't short anything out. I'm not 100% sure of this though... that's what I did and haven't any problem so far. my keyence V ext & KO 2123 work excellent. |
Thanks everyone.
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my ex-keyence v zero escs have the FET wires...it's a yellow wire which is sticking out n connecting to nothing at all....
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Re: The KO servos are made for doing this
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Originally posted by Cole Trickle KO servos with 7,2 volt wire, can be soldered to the plus-tab on a 7,2 volt drive battery. The KO servos, comes with a little manual / diagram, that shows how to do it. They also come with a shoke coil, that should be mounted between the 7,2 volt wire and the plus-tab. I've seen it done and it works great. |
Re: Re: The KO servos are made for doing this
Originally posted by proudwinner Hey mine didn't : ( Anyways, I'm in the process of connecting one up and now I'm down to a resistor, I take it this goes in between the two wires? If so, does it matter which way the resistor is connected? Anyway, it doesnt matter which way it's mounted (nor a resistor for that matter ;) ) |
You're correct Cole, they are sheilded chokes, I found some on the web. Thanks for the response.
http://www.wilcocorp.com/catalog/ser...?series=WALS12 |
Re: Re: The KO servos are made for doing this
Originally posted by proudwinner Hey mine didn't : ( Anyways, I'm in the process of connecting one up and now I'm down to a resistor, I take it this goes in between the two wires? If so, does it matter which way the resistor is connected? |
I found the manul Cole, LOL...turned up inside a parts box and I still cannot remember putting it in there after I opened the box...LOL, thanks though.
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I just baught the 2123 and have a keyence..Yellow wire works fine?
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