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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Slidell, LA
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03.12.2008, 10:48 AM
Actually I just cut the cord off a regular toaster = cordless now
 It was a big joke, and I was going to sell them, via ebay most likely. Imagine all of the benefits of a cordless toaster - completely safe around water, children and forks. Completely portable, take it anywhere. Only drawback is that it would not toast bread, a minor inconvenience. |
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03.14.2008, 03:28 AM
Just like to share my experience with this BEC. I dont have a 100% understanding on these BEC. But I know that heat kill mine...along with the $100 servo. I mounted mine right next to my Mamba, I guess the heat from the mamba transferred onto the BEC. Next thing i know the input and output voltages were the same. And since I was running a 5s A123 cells (17.6volt nominal), it was enought to kill the servo and the fans that was running of it. That servo smells like burn toast now.
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