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sidehiller

07-21-2012 10:17 AM

Testing ae-2 esc

How would you go about checking the internal bec.

Not thinking I throw a digital spektrum servo in my sons wraith. After a few runs it would not steer.

The servo is done. And I am going to run a cc bec now, but want to make sure the internal bec is still working.

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benoj

07-21-2012 10:25 AM

An easy way is take a volt meter and hook it to the red and black leads of the esc's rx lead and it should read a voltage like 5 ish volts

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sidehiller

07-21-2012 11:09 AM

K thanks

Also if I run an external bec like the cc one I am getting does it matter if the internal one is fried?

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Trubble

07-21-2012 12:15 PM

Re: Testing ae-2 esc

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Originally Posted by sidehiller (Post 3832677)

Also if I run an external bec like the cc one I am getting does it matter if the internal one is fried?

If your internal is blown, you just run the BEC through the receiver like I do. I'd still remove the red wire from the ESC's receiver connector, then plug the external BEC in any open slot.

sidehiller

07-21-2012 12:31 PM

Re: Testing ae-2 esc

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trubble (Post 3832745)

If your internal is blown, you just run the BEC through the receiver like I do. I'd still remove the red wire from the ESC's receiver connector, then plug the external BEC in any open slot.

just what I needed thanks alot "thumbsup""thumbsup"

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