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07.13.2009, 06:30 PM
It doesn't matter where the BEC is plugged in. The pic is just an example, and happens to show it plugged into CH2. I suppose if you were using high-current servos then you would want to plug it in the slot closest to the servos for the least resistance, but otherwise it doesn't matter.
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