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22/08/2010
Madan Gopal (100%)
Can i connect a 7.4v lipo to this SBEC and deliver an output of 6V for the receiver
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30/07/2010
Sam I Am (92%)
Can anyone provide a datasheet for this product?
Or if there isn't one, can you post the dimensions of this product?
Thank You
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Nicolay
(88%)
Hi! Dimensions is 60 x 25 x 15 (mm) without wires and ferrite ring.
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27/07/2010
Petr (72%)
Hi can I use this with 2S Lipol? Has it lipol protection? what is cut voltage for 2S and 3S lipol? like 6/9V or what?
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25/07/2010
david in japan (-16%)
ok, if i have a gWS c-130 with 4 brushless motors and 4 esc`s, instead of having to cut esc wires can i use this thing to send the signal back to the receiver/ email me asap
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21/05/2010
samith (68%)
What max current AMP PEAK ? How long to use Peak current?
more 5 A ?
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alechetti
(23%)
i didn't try with more than 5A, with 4-4,5A it works correctly and slightly warm, but the cables, both input and output are undersized for the current, must be replaced, anyway it is a very good product
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thunderchicken
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i use this sbec on a 60 inch trainer model with 6 servos - 3 hs 60 , 1 jr 517 and 2 bigger wing servos . stirring both sticks simultaneously i tested 3.5 a . this plane has many flights with no probs .
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Nicolay
(88%)
HI! In a manual it is written that the maximum current of 5 amperes.
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29/03/2010
bryan (45%)
can anyone give me the size of these?
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jjuan_de_dios@h
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58mm ( include jumper ) x 25 mm x 12mm
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Attila
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yes its 25mm wide 60mm long including voltage jumper and capacitor on either end, and 10-11mm thick. hope that helps you.
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Lubis
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Size: 60x25 mm
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Aremon
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60x25x15
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Bullet-Bait
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25mm Wide, 60mm Long hope this helps :)
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Jens Arnold
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53x25x13mm (with Voltage Jumper 60mm)
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Nicolay
(88%)
Hi! Dimensions is 60 x 25 x 15 (mm) without wires and ferrite ring.
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21/03/2010
Danny (60%)
Does anybody know the size in cm/mm ?
Have to fit it in a truggy rc-box thats a bit small.
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jjuan_de_dios@h
(75%)
58mm ( include jumper ) x 25 mm x 12mm
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Danny
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Thnx !!
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Attila
(35%)
yes its 25mm wide 60mm long including voltage jumper and capacitor on either end, and 10-11mm thick. hope that helps you.
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Dennis
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the size of my SBEC is 60mm x 25,3mm x 15,5mm whitot the wires.
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Firepower
(32%)
6cm long
2.5cm wide
Just over 1cm thick
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Lubis
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Size: 60x25 mm
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Aremon
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60x25x15mm
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Bullet-Bait
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25mm Wide, 60mm Long
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Jens Arnold
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53x25x13mm (with Voltage Jumper 60mm)
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Radioactive
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Round about 5 x 2 x 0.8 Cm.
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Nicolay
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Hi! Dimensions is 60 x 25 x 15 (mm) without wires and ferrite ring.
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7/03/2010
Wish_Mastera (62%)
Hello,
I have 2 questions.
1. Does it come with ferite O-ring as shown in this picture?
***********topprops.*****/Assets/Turnigy/SBEC40V/SBEC40V.jpg
Mine arrived without this ring.
2. Its said input 8v-26v(2-7cell LiPo) but normal 2s LiPo voltage is around 7-7.5v under load. Can it still operate under rated minimum 8v input voltage? I dont want to risk my model.
Best regards,
S.Ganchev
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Dangaras
(51%)
This BEC is a switching BEC, it should operate on the loaded voltage of a 2 cell LiPo.
The recommendation for anyone using a new part is to dedicate a little time to bench testing before you fly because if you fly test and it fails, you will certainly spend more time on the bench.
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jjuan_de_dios@h
(75%)
1.- Yes, it does.
2.- I used it with a 7.2V battery and no problems.
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Attila
(35%)
1. yes it does come with the ferite o-ring
2. no. you will have to use min 3s pack
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Firepower
(32%)
The O ring comes separate in the box so you may have thrown it out. Good question about the voltage. That is not much help.
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Aremon
(34%)
1. Yes. It come with nice green ring.
2. Probably it will work
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Bullet-Bait
(43%)
Yes they work well with a 2s lipo
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Jens Arnold
(64%)
yes, with ferite 0-ring 16mm x8mm high
2s lipo no tested, use direct 2s life cells to the reciever and servos - great power and servospeed
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Bullet-Bait
(43%)
Yes they will A fully charged 2s lipo will be at 8.4V. I use these to power my 2.4ghz receivers in my nitro's. That way I have piece of mine that there is always going to be at least 6v going to the receiver and i'm not going to get reboots because the voltage dropped to much. As for the ferrite ring all mine come with it so I'd say yes to that question.
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3/03/2010
Eric1180 (-53%)
Any one know what connector comes attached?
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radialarm
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The only connector on the is a universal servo type for the Rx.
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jjuan_de_dios@h
(75%)
no connector for voltage.
For RX futaba connector.
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Attila
(35%)
the output has a std connector going to the Rx and the input has no connector
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sterlingl
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no connectors on mine
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Dennis
(46%)
the LIPO side is whitout connector, only roundabout 100mm long red/black wires.
the wires of 5V/6V side is 300mm long and has a connector for the receiver.
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Aremon
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input: free cable (like used with JST connector)
output: about 25 cm cable with standart serwo plug (~JR)
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Bullet-Bait
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Input doesn't have any connectors, output is a standard JR connector
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Aremon
(34%)
1. normal serwo connector
2. free cable
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26/02/2010
bouzouk91 (56%)
Il coupe si le 2S descends en-dessous de 8V ?
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Attila
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min 3s battery
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rafmos
(97%)
Apparemment il faut absolument utiliser une LiPo 3S. Sinon, c'est vraiment dangereux.
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skafty
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no i us3e this all the time on 2s set up and 3s and 4s the ones i bought have never failed they work faultless on every set up i have put them on and they actually take interference out of your set up and stop the servo jitters on cheaper setups they are the best i have come across
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9/02/2010
Steve75 (52%)
whats the difference between ubec and sbec?
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Antons
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Switching mode regulator and Linear regulator[just google it]. Latter one dissipates excess power as heat - means wastes abunch of energy as heat(12v input, 5v output => at 3A load it will have to dissipate 7v and 3A=21 Watt of energy as heat).Thats why cheaper escs heat up from servo load much more than from running a motor and that`s why it is impossible to make nonswitching BEC for high voltage input. Thus switching mode regulators are more likely to generate RF noise and unstable output voltage. Looks like this problem is addressed well in particular device...
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radialarm
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There's no difference "U" means universal, "S" means switching, both have switching BEC cicuits. Just check the specs to make sure it's what you want.
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Aremon
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For normal people: none
the "beSc" you can programming.
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Firepower
(32%)
A quick answer is a UBec is a linear type and draws more current but do not let that put you off. The SBec is a switching regulator which is usually better.
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15/01/2010
mr.sneezy (54%)
Bench testing.
***********rcgroups****/forums/showthread.php?p=14076370#post14076370
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21/12/2009
mat-industries (60%)
Has sombody the internetadress or postal adress of this company (otter) ???? i have googled by my own, but i dont have found any information about this company. regard, martin
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radialarm
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Turnigy is a HobbyKing brand. You can find a cached page if you look hard enough.
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13/11/2009
McQuack (62%)
UMMM...from Telebee.... quite cheap.... I think that Ill order one to try it, later I tell you how going on.
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13/11/2009
McQuack (62%)
UMMM...from Telebee.... quite cheap.... I think that Ill order one to try it, later I tell you how going on.
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