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11.01.2009, 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by BrianG View Post
I just did a quick test with various loads with the BEC set for 6v:

5.94v unloaded
5.76v @ 0.48A
5.72v @ 0.64A
5.70v @ 0.95A
5.63v @ 1.87A
4.16v @ 2.77A

Not sure exactly what point the BEC voltage hits its max, but I would say right around 2A. As you can see, the output falls dramatically somewhere around there.
There are several other factors of actual running that will affect these results.

If your tests were quick, the ESC was not up to operating temperature. With the ESC powering a drive motor and carrying an amp load, the BEC circuit temperature will rise just from the heat being given off by the Power board.

What are the results on 6S input voltage?

After signing up to be a Beta Tester for these units, I'm sure several thousand people signed up before me.

In Actual running, it was noticeable, the glitching really didn't set in until after 10 minutes or so. This leads me to believe, temperature affects BEC output.

The "Glitch" would show itself in the form of:

If I were turning, the steering would momentarily stay in that position or the truck would not turn when going straight.

Afterwards, I disconnected the steering and checked for binding. There wasn't any binding.

Last edited by sikeston34m; 11.01.2009 at 07:06 PM. Reason: To right the wrong.
   
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