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02.05.2009, 11:12 AM

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if you are concerned about a BEC failing the only way is to use a RX pack. The Heli guys use a 2s lipo pack with a voltage regulator
If using a seperate rx pack is not desired, you can do a hybrid system. Use any switching BEC to bring down the battery voltage to 7-7.5v, and then use a linear regulator to take care of that extra 1-1.5v. Wouldn't be the best efficiency-wise, but better than using a linear regulator solely, or dealing with a possible BEC failure...
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02.09.2009, 07:07 AM

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If using a seperate rx pack is not desired, you can do a hybrid system. Use any switching BEC to bring down the battery voltage to 7-7.5v, and then use a linear regulator to take care of that extra 1-1.5v. Wouldn't be the best efficiency-wise, but better than using a linear regulator solely, or dealing with a possible BEC failure...
Good idea, that also results in lowest possible switching noise, very clean BEC output.


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