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How much current will a rx power bus handle? I want to put in all digitals....

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Old 08-20-2002, 08:31 PM
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Default How much current will a rx power bus handle? I want to put in all digitals....

The title says it all.

Can I put six hi-torque digital servos (hs-5945's, for example) on the rx bus? I would agree that a problem might exist if they all moved at the same time all of the time, but this isn't how a real system operates.
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Default How much current will a rx power bus handle? I want to put in all digitals....

I have tested this in a receiver (Airtronics) with 8 amps for five minutes - the lands did not even get warm. A complete discussion including a fix for those that are still concerned is in my column in High Flight magazine, summer 2002 issue.
We hear about this, but I have never heard of anyone that actually had, or knew of anyone, that had burned the power lands!
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Default How much current will a rx power bus handle? I want to put in all digitals....

Thanks EloyM for your reply. I knew that I had read this somewhere, but with 6 different model mags coming to the house, I never can remember where I read anything.
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Default totally cool...(excuse the pun)

I appreciate the notes. I guess the place to worry the most about is the wire coming from and leading to the power switch.

Gracias!

Sean

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