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Old 02-11-2012 | 02:13 PM
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Default RE: A little SBus data for future users.

I was told each spot u plug a servo in can handle 3 amps, plugging a battery in at the hub would prevent the servos from pulling to many amps from your receiver causing a possible lockout. In my large 100 cc plane I had one battery just for the receiver and another large pack that was isolated fromt he receiver to prevent voltage drop. The problem with Futaba is one there lack of instructions for the products and two lack of detailed info on new products. I still love my 14mz just took hours of playing to figure it out the book was useless.
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Does having a pack closer to the high drawing servos make a difference? You can plug a pack right at the hub. I ordered two complete Sbus set ups for my skymaster mig 29 and bobcat. And the new 18mz :-) On the mig, I'm gonna run one 3' extension to each side and have a pack at that hub. I was told 10 amp max draw, not 3????