MMP Built BEC for 7.4v
#1
Hi,
I read from other thread that MMP's built in BEC can be bump up to 7.4 or more.
i am using HV servos and receivers + the external bec.
I really like if don't have to install the external BEC for HV servos...
I tried to find correct thread with this bump but i couldn't...
anyone has "how to"? thanks again~
remy
I read from other thread that MMP's built in BEC can be bump up to 7.4 or more.
i am using HV servos and receivers + the external bec.
I really like if don't have to install the external BEC for HV servos...
I tried to find correct thread with this bump but i couldn't...
anyone has "how to"? thanks again~
remy
#2
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MMP Bec voltage is adjustable via the Castlelink software
External bec is your best option unless you want to run a seperate battery to power high amp draw servos
Whats the issue with running an external bec ?
Cheers
External bec is your best option unless you want to run a seperate battery to power high amp draw servos
Whats the issue with running an external bec ?
Cheers
Last edited by crusey_aus; 06-29-2011 at 05:17 PM.
#3
I was just curious because if MMP supports 7.4 or above
Then I should take that advantage...no other esc supports 7.4v and above for builtin BEC.
I guess it was wrong or misleading information that MMP can be bump to 7.4 or above...
Thanks anyways
rem
#4
The MMP Internal BEC is notoriously weak, I'd go the External BEC, or even direct wire the power to your servo from your Lipo Balance plug (assuming a 2s Lipo car) via a Y lead and an adapter and still have the MMP power the receiver.
#5
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 7,916
From: northern michigan
i run the savox HV servo with my MMP and use a spektrum voltage protector, works excellent and was only 6 bucks!
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...rce=google_ext
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...rce=google_ext




