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Forum: RC Jets

06-22-2007, 05:45 PM

Replies: 16

Smart-fly power expander with regulators

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Posted By quist

RE: Smart-fly power expander with regulators

Chris,

Running a regulator will be fine with NIMH or Nicad but make sure it is set to 5.7 volts or lower. The diode protection in the power expander will give you a .5 volt drop.

You...

Forum: RC Jets

06-22-2007, 10:09 AM

Replies: 16

Smart-fly power expander with regulators

Views: 1,680

Posted By quist

RE: Smart-fly power expander with regulators

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Forum: RC Jets

06-22-2007, 10:03 AM

Replies: 16

Smart-fly power expander with regulators

Views: 1,680

Posted By quist

RE: Smart-fly power expander with regulators

Marty,

I don't believe Smart-Fly has ever had a failure on this unit. It is bullit proof. But I understand your concern with the investment that is made into a jet.

Forum: RC Jets

06-22-2007, 12:39 AM

Replies: 16

Smart-fly power expander with regulators

Views: 1,680

Posted By quist

RE: Smart-fly power expander with regulators

The Super and Turbo regulators are actually only one regulator with dual heavy duty inputs and outputs. That is why the batteries stay balanced. If you take 2 regulators and match the voltage you...

Forum: RC Jets

06-21-2007, 11:56 PM

Replies: 16

Smart-fly power expander with regulators

Views: 1,680

Posted By quist

RE: Smart-fly power expander with regulators

If you read my statement I said 6 volt regulators.

Forum: RC Jets

06-21-2007, 08:25 PM

Replies: 16

Smart-fly power expander with regulators

Views: 1,680

Posted By quist

RE: Smart-fly power expander with regulators

You do not want to use 6 volt regulators with 6.0 volt batteries. The Power Expander has diode protection so if one of your batteries fail it wont effect the system. There is a slight voltage drop...

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