JR Receivers and 6 Volts
07-02-2003, 09:27 AM
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JR Receivers and 6 Volts
Hi All
I was wondering if anybody could please shed any light on the issue of running 6 Volts and the use of JR Receivers? I am looking at doing this on a new Fiberclassics Extra, by running 2100mAH Nickel Metal Hydride packs (1 for each receiver) through JR 9 Channel PCM Receivers.
I will also be using the large JR Switch's.
Should I be using a regulator? If so, is there a particular model and type?
Will I experience problems with the receivers in running 6 Volts?
Any help is appreciated.
Regards
Chris
I was wondering if anybody could please shed any light on the issue of running 6 Volts and the use of JR Receivers? I am looking at doing this on a new Fiberclassics Extra, by running 2100mAH Nickel Metal Hydride packs (1 for each receiver) through JR 9 Channel PCM Receivers.
I will also be using the large JR Switch's.
Should I be using a regulator? If so, is there a particular model and type?
Will I experience problems with the receivers in running 6 Volts?
Any help is appreciated.
Regards
Chris
07-02-2003, 12:06 PM
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JR Receivers and 6 Volts
There will be no problems caused by running a 6 volt system. The only potential issue is perhaps a little servo jitter on a fresh charge. A regulator will help with that, and also keep your voltage constant through every flight, which is beneficial. I use the Jaccio/Custom Electronics Regulators on a regular basis. This regulator is part number CEL1255.
