Elite EX5 Serial Bus Servo Expander
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I've been seeing the ads for the new Elite Serial Bus product line from Esprit.
https://www.espritmodel.com/elite-ex...ilization.aspx
One question though that I don't see answered.
The Elite EX5 Serial Bus Servo Expander is shown powered from a battery to ensure that it has enough current capacity for up to 5 servos. However, no switch is shown in any of the layouts.
Does the EX5 contain an electronic battery switch so when the model and primary receiver is switched off that the EX5 and connected servos are also powered down, or do you have to separately disconnect its battery also?
Thanks
Paul
https://www.espritmodel.com/elite-ex...ilization.aspx
One question though that I don't see answered.
The Elite EX5 Serial Bus Servo Expander is shown powered from a battery to ensure that it has enough current capacity for up to 5 servos. However, no switch is shown in any of the layouts.
Does the EX5 contain an electronic battery switch so when the model and primary receiver is switched off that the EX5 and connected servos are also powered down, or do you have to separately disconnect its battery also?
Thanks
Paul
Last edited by JSF-TC; 06-17-2021 at 04:56 AM.
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I've been seeing the ads for the new Elite Serial Bus product line from Esprit.
https://www.espritmodel.com/elite-ex...ilization.aspx
One question though that I don't see answered.
The Elite EX5 Serial Bus Servo Expander is shown powered from a battery to ensure that it has enough current capacity for up to 5 servos. However, no switch is shown in any of the layouts.
Does the EX5 contain an electronic battery switch so when the model and primary receiver is switched off that the EX5 and connected servos are also powered down, or do you have to separately disconnect its battery also?
Thanks
Paul
https://www.espritmodel.com/elite-ex...ilization.aspx
One question though that I don't see answered.
The Elite EX5 Serial Bus Servo Expander is shown powered from a battery to ensure that it has enough current capacity for up to 5 servos. However, no switch is shown in any of the layouts.
Does the EX5 contain an electronic battery switch so when the model and primary receiver is switched off that the EX5 and connected servos are also powered down, or do you have to separately disconnect its battery also?
Thanks
Paul