Ok I have searched some threads with no luck on this subject. What I want to know is if you have a 7.2 volt battery is it 7.2 volts in the servo? I heard really briefly that it's from the ESC. If it is in the ESC how do I find out how many volts go to the servo? Also if I get a servo with the same volts as my ESC do I still have to run 2 batteries? I think their is another way to go about it but I am not sure. Thanks for any of your help.
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QuesoDelDiablo
RCC Addict
Typically most internal BECs have an output of 5V.
QuesoDelDiablo
RCC Addict
To verify that, you could put a voltmeter on the + & - pins of the port labelled BATT or AUX on your receiver.
Or, you should also be able to Google the specs for your esc.
Just to clarify:
Your servo (and receiver) are powered by the internal BEC on your ESC (unless you're running an external BEC).
You don't need to run 2 batteries, just one to power your esc.
Or, you should also be able to Google the specs for your esc.
Just to clarify:
Your servo (and receiver) are powered by the internal BEC on your ESC (unless you're running an external BEC).
You don't need to run 2 batteries, just one to power your esc.
Best bet for the money is Hobbywing WP1080 ESC, CCBEC, and if you're going to stay with crawling spend the money to buy a good servo ie, Hitec HS7950TH. "thumbsup"
