Battery Extension
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Hi guys,
It's been long time since I've posted here, but I have a question for you all. Can I use a servo extension for a battery. If not, what can I use?
Thanks,
Sean
It's been long time since I've posted here, but I have a question for you all. Can I use a servo extension for a battery. If not, what can I use?
Thanks,
Sean
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You bet, you can use a servo extension for your battery. Another route you can use if you feel comfortable with a soldering iron is to make your own extension, but only if you are sure you can make good solder connections. Otherwise just use the servo extension.
Hope this helps
Ken
Hope this helps
Ken
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Be sure to use large enough wire for the extensions. Since all the current for the servos and receiver flow though this single pair, voltage drop can be significant (cause glitching), especially if using digital servos.




