strodedawg

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i am in need of a high voltage bec for car use.
6-10 lipo
capable of 7.4v to servo
able to handle the back current of a large 1/5 car

any help would be appreciated
thanks in advance

apriliamille

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this one comes to mind. 14s capable. but it can only go to 6v for servos

http://www.rcdude.com/servlet/the-48...ry-High/Detail

apriliamille

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just found this one

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Super-BEC-14S

but its options are 5.3V, 6V, 8.4V and 9.0V

strodedawg

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thank you very much for the info

The Captain

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Why not just run a separate 2S LiPo/LiFe?

fix218

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here is what I use and love them...

http://www.castlecreations.com/products/ccbec.html

strodedawg

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as silly as this sounds, space is ata premium right now

the cc bec pro is rated for 6s in cars and talking to castle, they said it would fail very quickly if used

Dave H

Note the Dimension Engineering unit doesn't stand a chance, 2.5 amps is barely enough if that for many single hi performance 1/10 servos.

The Castle units aren't rated for cars above 6S.

The Western Robotics deal seems to be the only one worth a shot.

strodedawg

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sent them an email earlier to see what they say, might just go with my 2s receiver pack if i can't find one soon

fix218

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what about this

http://www.hobbypartz.com/ubhvoulbe.html

if that does not work for you then the HERCULES-HC is the way to go.

The Captain

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A 2000mAh 2S LiPo is not much bigger (may even be smaller) than any BEC or regulator that will be capable of handling your power requirements.
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXCABW&P=7

strodedawg

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i have a lipo at the moment just was trying to see if a bec was out there that could handle the load.

The Captain

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I highly doubt there is anything specifically designed for RC that will work for your needs. There are voltage regulators out there that would work, but they are expensive, and the more current you need the more expensive they get. You also have to figure that a regulator/BEC is one more thing that can fail, and is a lot more likely to fail vs using a Rx battery.

What speed control are you using, just out of curiosity?

strodedawg

iTrader: (85)

cc xl2 , i have had two teammates bec fail, he switched to a receiver pack and it works flawlessly. looks like receiver pack it is.
thank you all for your help