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whitrzac
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Location: baraboo, WI
12.16.2009, 09:31 PM
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BrianG
Wow, I wonder if there is something wrong with either that servo or the BEC? ~2.5A with a cap that size should have solved it.
the bluebird servos draw ALOT of current...
the MMp isn't the first esc to cut out when useing them, the stock SC10 esc will also do it.
I know for a fact that the MM will not cut out.
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