Originally Posted by
Banshee8530
A larger capacitor USUALLY means larger capacitance because there is more dielectric material present. I'm not sure of the numbers for any of them but if the Novak is larger it should offer greater charge storage than the spektrum which can only help. The 10V is a max voltage rating, I believe, and Spektrum uses this because some of their Rx's are rated at 9V. The Novak may have a smaller V rating, but should still offer large Capacitance(uF).
Anyone elses input would be appreciated because I am by no means an Electrical engineer.
P.S.- Do you have your radio's EPA adjusted properly so you are not binding at steering end-points? Just curious if that might be causing the increased draw.
Thanks for the input. Yes my steering inputs are all adjsuted. I have been in the hobby for 25+ years but just got back into 1/10th scale again. I ran a B4 briefly in 2009 and 2010 and then was running micros from October to February. Got borred with them and sold them all to get my TLR 22.
As stated below I ran the Novak capacitor last night and the car didn't loose connection to my radio during any of races.
Bob