dsm2 receiver
01-01-2011, 01:27 PM
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RE: dsm2 receiver
Wow. you answered your own question
I'll second that. I've been using the orange rxs for a while and they are great. They even have the satellite rxs ready now.
I'll second that. I've been using the orange rxs for a while and they are great. They even have the satellite rxs ready now.
01-01-2011, 01:47 PM
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RE: dsm2 receiver
st realized ar6400lbl only three amp not going to work unless i can figure out how to get a dif esc involved. I think I need 10a.. uh kinda confused beast is 180 motor, but other 180 motor calls for 10 amp esc thats a big dif.
01-01-2011, 03:04 PM
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RE: dsm2 receiver
They modified the Beast 180 motor so it's relatively low current now. It's not your typical 180... You can effectively fit any ESC to a AR6400 brick. Another choice would be the AR6300 (no servo or ESC onboard).
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st realized ar6400lbl only three amp not going to work unless i can figure out how to get a dif esc involved. I think I need 10a.. uh kinda confused beast is 180 motor, but other 180 motor calls for 10 amp esc thats a big dif.
st realized ar6400lbl only three amp not going to work unless i can figure out how to get a dif esc involved. I think I need 10a.. uh kinda confused beast is 180 motor, but other 180 motor calls for 10 amp esc thats a big dif.
01-01-2011, 03:37 PM
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RE: dsm2 receiver
that little compact design is perfect, but if i can squeze the other stuff in it its half the price, and me sodering on a new esc to a $60 part is questionable(have american eyes and fingers,not chinese).......know of any other micro inline servos out there?
