Ok so I removed an old Savox 1230 from a previous build that seemed to be working perfectly to a new build I'm doing. When I powered it on the first time the servo was stuttering when turning slowly. I decided to check the voltage from the receiver and was getting 4.01V on the servo port. I checked with a servo extension wire that I cut up to easily use a multimeter on wires, not sure if this method is flawed... I am also using an old 10A Castle BEC (the one with blue shrink wrap over it).
Anyways after discovering the voltage issue, I then purchased a Castle link.
The voltage was set to 5.1V (even though I was getting 4.01 from the Rx) but then I changed it to 6V (the max that the servo can accept) and after checking voltage again (from my maybe flawed way of checking) I am now getting 4.91V.
Should I adjust the BEC until I fully get 6V to the port or is there maybe an issue with my Rx? I am using a Radiolink R6FG...
Anyways after discovering the voltage issue, I then purchased a Castle link.
The voltage was set to 5.1V (even though I was getting 4.01 from the Rx) but then I changed it to 6V (the max that the servo can accept) and after checking voltage again (from my maybe flawed way of checking) I am now getting 4.91V.
Should I adjust the BEC until I fully get 6V to the port or is there maybe an issue with my Rx? I am using a Radiolink R6FG...