question on regulators and 2.4
01-27-2008, 09:33 AM
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question on regulators and 2.4
When using dual nicd packs 2400mah and 1800mah and dual switch set-up.... is it mandatory to use regulators between switch and receiver when using dual 6 volt batteries.? I'm using the ar9000 receiver....
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RE: question on regulators and 2.4
No it is not nessary to use a voltage regulator between the 6v batteries and the reciever, but you may need a voltage regulator between the reciever and your servos.
It depends some servos can take 6v quite well but some canot.
YOu need to determin what voltage your servos can take.
It depends some servos can take 6v quite well but some canot.
YOu need to determin what voltage your servos can take.
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RE: question on regulators and 2.4
ORIGINAL: flynut007
When using dual nicd packs 2400mah and 1800mah and dual switch set-up.... is it mandatory to use regulators between switch and receiver when using dual 6 volt batteries.? I'm using the ar9000 receiver....
When using dual nicd packs 2400mah and 1800mah and dual switch set-up.... is it mandatory to use regulators between switch and receiver when using dual 6 volt batteries.? I'm using the ar9000 receiver....
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