Castle BEC 2.0 dual wire, 4ws, 2 servos, Holmes bypass???

[Turtlejon]

I just got the 2.0 bec since the old one seemed not quite up to the job on my 4ws bomber. I’m running a 2290 and a 7950, front and rear. I had been using the Holmes double bypass adapter.
The new bec has 2 output wires.
Can I use a splitter / joiner wire to connect the 2 outputs of the BEC together, and just run that to the existing double bypass setup?
Or should I route one to each servo with their own regular bypass?
Some other setup?

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Originally Posted by Turtlejon

I just got the 2.0 bec since the old one seemed not quite up to the job on my 4ws bomber. I’m running a 2290 and a 7950, front and rear. I had been using the Holmes double bypass adapter.
The new bec has 2 output wires.
Can I use a splitter / joiner wire to connect the 2 outputs of the BEC together, and just run that to the existing double bypass setup?
Or should I route one to each servo with their own regular bypass?
Some other setup?

Not to go off topic but love to see your 4ws in your bomber... did you remove fuel cell??

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[mikemcE]

Originally Posted by Turtlejon

I just got the 2.0 bec since the old one seemed not quite up to the job on my 4ws bomber. I’m running a 2290 and a 7950, front and rear. I had been using the Holmes double bypass adapter.

The new bec has 2 output wires.

Can I use a splitter / joiner wire to connect the 2 outputs of the BEC together, and just run that to the existing double bypass setup?

Or should I route one to each servo with their own regular bypass?

Some other setup?

Use one power lead from the bec per servo. The new servo has twice the output , but small leads that could not pass enough current.


Hang up and Drive

[Turtlejon]

Thanks y’all!!
I’ll give it a go!!

I do love the 4ws, it helps in many ways for sure!!