Can someone school me on something?
I am assuming that This;
Quote:
Originally Posted by Arct1k
- Added a 2200uf 35v cap
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Is not what Patrick is talking about here;
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pdelcast
Dude -- TAKE OUT THE RESISTOR. I just can't stress that enough... TAKE OUT THE RESISTOR. This isn't a car stereo, it's a motor control. When the beep happens (power-up beep) with a resistor in series with the power supply BAD THINGS HAPPEN.
If a resistor was important, (or even desirable) we would either include it, or recommend it.
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quoted from here;
http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/show...328#post200328
I am assuming this is different...
the difference between a "resistor" and a "cap"/or "capasitor"?
Is the cap used to help reduce the electrical "ripple" effect talked about in other threads?
Is this used to help reduce problems caused by "cheaper" batteries?
I apologise in advance for my ignorance.
If you dont feel like schooling me, I understand, but maybe you can point me in the right direction to school myself on this?
Websites, links, forum threads about this subject I may have missed?
etc.
Any and all info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
and be gentle
