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Theoreticall question on bec
My rx8 bec recently gave out and I'm now running an external bec, this is in a tekno super lite buggy running spectrum radio and 2s lipo and a jr hi voltage servo. My question is what's stopping me from running a positive, negative lead directly from my battery into the receiver and ditching my external bec? The 2s would provide the power in the correct voltage range or am I missing something?
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Originally Posted by blackbeardrollo
(Post 14868555)
My rx8 bec recently gave out and I'm now running an external bec, this is in a tekno super lite buggy running spectrum radio and 2s lipo and a jr hi voltage servo. My question is what's stopping me from running a positive, negative lead directly from my battery into the receiver and ditching my external bec? The 2s would provide the power in the correct voltage range or am I missing something?
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Ok makes sense. I'm curious if you'd see servo performance variation as the voltage goes from 8.4 down
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Originally Posted by blackbeardrollo
(Post 14868555)
My rx8 bec recently gave out and I'm now running an external bec, this is in a tekno super lite buggy running spectrum radio and 2s lipo and a jr hi voltage servo. My question is what's stopping me from running a positive, negative lead directly from my battery into the receiver and ditching my external bec? The 2s would provide the power in the correct voltage range or am I missing something?
Originally Posted by Andy Koback
(Post 14868565)
8.4 volts from the battery would be a bit much for the receiver. They recommend around 6 volts to operate safely.
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Awesome thank you. I am running an older spectrum sm3001 pro receiver so I will see if it's capable.do you see any noticeable servo performance differences over a battery pack?
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