RCU Forums - ESC and UBEC

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RE: ESC and UBEC

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ORIGINAL: makaveli956 ESC and UBEC<hr size="1" style="background-color: rgb(167,167,167); color: rgb(167,167,167)" /><div id="post_message_17038348">I know how to wire up the power wires my question is do I still put the plug from the ESC into channel three and what channel do I plug in the UBEC

"do I still put the plug from the ESC into channel three" Given that you have a Futaba TXor a Hitec TX or clones thereof yes, otherwise refer TXmanual for correct order on RXports, this if you want to operate the throttle with your throttle stick.<dt>Receiver - Channel Assignments, which to use as determined by different brands of TX </dt>ESCmust be plugged into the throttle channel ,which varies acording to the brand of TX.
The "UBEC"a <span style="font-size: smaller">brand name</span> or any other similar "Switch Mode Regulator" can be plugged itno any other spare channel or Y with a servo.

Alan T.
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