Originally posted by boss 302 what are the advantages of the external UBEC device over the controllers BEC device?
Generally it can handle more power than the BEC on the controller. Also, if you do something to smoke the UBEC, it's a $35 fix. If you smoke the one on your speed controller, it's a $200 fix. :eek:
Only that you should have fun :). Just keep the controller away from water, and put a piece of tape over the rear bearing on the motor to keep debris out of it.
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Just to make sure i can use the UBEC device with the warrior 9920 and a bk 8xl or 9xl cant i? and what temps would the controller and motors run(so i know what to expect)
Andy
yes you can use a ubec and the controller shouldnt go over about 150 at most and motor about 160 but with that motor and setup with a ubec it should run way less.
I don't think you can compare the temp of the controller with BEC to the temp without BEC. The BEC chip doesn't touch the heatsink, and it is on the underside of the controller. But, it certainly won't get hot if a UBEC is used.
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Originally posted by squeeforever from the motor to the controller you would use these. not sure on the ubec temps but 10 degrees cooler would be my guess.
If you're buying a wanderer XL you'll need 3 of these not the 3.5mm plugs.