Fly sky ?

[Tcp57fd]

Can anyone tell me if the fly sky receiver can handle a 2cell direct or do I need a bec my servo will so just didnt know about the reviever

[904crawler]

i run mine on 3s through my sv3

[Tcp57fd]

K I was just reading the spec and it said 5-6v so wanted to make sure thanks

[Charlie-III]

Originally Posted by Tcp57fd

K I was just reading the spec and it said 5-6v so wanted to make sure thanks

Pretty much EVERY ESC made in the last 20 years or longer have a built-in BEC. The purpose is to remove the old/required "receiver packs" of early ESC's.

The bigger question is, will your ESC BEC power your servo well?
For most ESC's, they can handle a single servo up to ~200inoz, then they struggle.
A Holmes Hobbies BR-XL can go a little higher on servo torque.
Anything stronger needs an external BEC.

Depending on your servo, you may be able to power it direct off the 2S LiPO battery pack/power input wires to the ESC. This gives plenty of power, no amp issues and 1 less part (no external BEC needed).

[OGXXXOG]

you'll really like it, its a good setup for the money

[squatch71]

run mine on 3S all the time...ran it on 4S once...but not to see if it would fry the RX...rig ran great, RX never got hot. But I am running a MMP, which you can set the BEC to 6v. The other rig I have it in has a novak roostercrawler...I THINK the BEC is 3V?? I think

[Tcp57fd]

It worked great and I must say that I'm really impressed at the hobby king servo I got 10$ with shipping blows stock axial out of the water Great servo if ur on a budget very quiet I have 1.9 rc4wd tsl boggers on my rig which are almost as big as 2.2 handles them fine

HXT 10kg Servo (metal gear) 55g / 10kg / .16sec (USA Warehouse)