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flynut007

01-27-2008 09:33 AM

question on regulators and 2.4

When using dual nicd packs 2400mah and 1800mah and dual switch set-up.... is it mandatory to use regulators between switch and receiver when using dual 6 volt batteries.? I'm using the ar9000 receiver....

tail strike

01-27-2008 11:40 AM

RE: question on regulators and 2.4

No it is not nessary to use a voltage regulator between the 6v batteries and the reciever, but you may need a voltage regulator between the reciever and your servos.
It depends some servos can take 6v quite well but some canot.
YOu need to determin what voltage your servos can take. ;)

flynut007

01-27-2008 11:59 AM

RE: question on regulators and 2.4

I'm using JR 4721 servos through-out with standard 507 for throttle.....

acarter

01-27-2008 02:31 PM

RE: question on regulators and 2.4

Quote:

ORIGINAL: flynut007

When using dual nicd packs 2400mah and 1800mah and dual switch set-up.... is it mandatory to use regulators between switch and receiver when using dual 6 volt batteries.? I'm using the ar9000 receiver....

Right now I have a futaba 7 channel 2.4ghz receiver with two 2000mah 6v nimh's and have had no problems.

Austin

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