trans battery question
This is just a curiosity question.
Does a transmitter use any more juice from the battery if it is in use (flying a plane) as opposed to turned on and just sitting there on the bench? Another way of asking, does moving the sticks cause the battery to use more of it's voltage quicker than not moving the sticks? Hope I'm asking correctly. |
RE: trans battery question
No, its transmitting the same power output whether the signal is neutral or otherwise.
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RE: trans battery question
I have heard that the Tx draws 200ma when Transmitting, but only 50ma if the Trainer Cord is plugged in and the switch is Off. I use a 1/8" mono jack in the back of my JR radio when I am spending considerable time playing with the programming.
Is this true in general? |
RE: trans battery question
Each brand of transmitter is different. I think you are correct in saying the buddy box on either a JR or Spectrum draws less current than when it is also transmitting as only the audio (pulse generating portion) is powered up when being used as a buddy box. On Hitec or Futaba, the draw on the primary box is higher with a buddy box installed than when only transmitting as it is also powering the audio section of the buddy box (no battery required in the buddy box).
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RE: trans battery question
Thank you!! That makes sense!!
Any idea why Futaba/Hitec chose to power the buddy box from the Master rather than require the buddy box to have it's own battery? |
RE: trans battery question
ORIGINAL: BuschBarber Thank you!! That makes sense!! Any idea why Futaba/Hitec chose to power the buddy box from the Master rather than require the buddy box to have it's own battery? |
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