14.8v on standard Align ESC & BEC
10-02-2006, 07:12 PM
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14.8v on standard Align ESC & BEC
Anyone done this before? I hear the BEC is not supposed to support 4 servos when running on 4 cells. But would it work?
I'm looking at getting another battery pack. And why get a 2100mah 3cell pack when I can get a 2100 4cell pack for only a little more?
I hear people are getting great flight times out of the 14.8v packs and heaps more power! Sounds good to me! But if I need to get an External BEC & Separate 2cell lipo pack to run it, then I don’t think its worth it.. All that extra weight would almost outweigh the gains???
Cheers,
Mike.
I'm looking at getting another battery pack. And why get a 2100mah 3cell pack when I can get a 2100 4cell pack for only a little more?
I hear people are getting great flight times out of the 14.8v packs and heaps more power! Sounds good to me! But if I need to get an External BEC & Separate 2cell lipo pack to run it, then I don’t think its worth it.. All that extra weight would almost outweigh the gains???
Cheers,
Mike.
10-02-2006, 07:14 PM
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RE: 14.8v on standard Align ESC & BEC
Ohh i have the Align 35amp ESC with the heatsink (modded so the heatsink actually does something). Cheers...
10-02-2006, 09:25 PM
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RE: 14.8v on standard Align ESC & BEC
I just bought an Apex 2200mah 3S1P 11.1V 12C days ago and im getting 14-15 minutes fly and hover time. Paid 43.00. For a dollar more you can get the 25C I believe, at helihobby.
