Higher Voltage Winch Controller - Part no. HVW UPDATE: Feb 17, 2014 Because so many of these HV winch controllers are failing in the field, I am temporarily suspending sales of this item. ** See post # 27 for more, but the main bit of info is: The controller no longer requires to be powered from the same BEC as the receiver. It is okay to use a separate BEC or up to a 2S Lipo battery to power the winch. ** The Winch Controller circuitry has been reworked so it will run at a voltage higher than 6 volts. The standard 6 volt version is still available, but if you are looking for more power and speed from your winch, this will help. Some of you like to run your steering servos at 7 volts or so. Ever wish you could run your winch at that voltage too? No problem with this controller! Want even more power from your winch / winch servo? You could try 3S Lipo, if you think your winch will handle it (but I don't recommended it)! There are a few more parts in this controller compared to the last version, but it should still fit inside a servo case. http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...e/DSCN0682.jpg The controller on the left is the 6 volt version. The new HV version is on the right. http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x...e/DSCN0685.jpg Here it is mounted inside my test winch servo. Haven't got the back cover screwed on yet. The HV Winch controller is $35 plus shipping. Part no. HVW Need a JST connector? Order Part No. HVWJST Thanks for looking. ** I need to include this here so that hopefully more of you will read it: Quote:
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This good news! Could you check to see if the case will go back on ? |
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You da man, Al! Thanks so much for doing this for us. "thumbsup" So how much voltage do you feel this controller is safe for? I'm just curious 'cause I only plan on using 9v. |
The output device has a maximum voltage of 30 volts! Don't try and go that high though... bad things will probably happen. Should be safe to 4S Lipo, but again, bad things might happen. The little winch motor would probably cook pretty fast and the other issue is that as the voltage goes up, so does the current so starts to get hairy! |
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Got one on the way. Thanks again Al. |
You're welcome Eric! Thanks again for the order. |
30v!? (I'm gonna need to find a source for servo motors) I want I want I want.... Is the HV also waterproofed? How/where do I order? |
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You can order them from me by sending me a PM. I'll send you a PM with payment info etc. I will water proof it the same way as the 6V version. The circuit is covered with heat shrink and then I squirt silicone in the openings. The one you see above, I hadn't put the silicone on it yet. |
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But if I had a bunch of spare motors I might ... just for the hell of it. Money sent for 2 of these. BTW, and idea how many amps they can handle? |
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They are rated a little over 6 amps. |
These controllers are made for 3 position switches correct? |
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Installed HV controller in Towerpro 945. No more "drifting" http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/a...IMAG0148-1.jpg http://s850.photobucket.com/albums/a...=VIDEO0001.mp4 These controller are perfect for breathing new life into those old servos you have laying around. |
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Recived mine in the mail installed it in about 10 mins and it works perfect no more creep...Thanks for a great product |
Really fine product. I just hooked mine up to a Bulldog winch running 3s at 7v and no chattering or drifting! I will get to put it to the test over the next couple of weekends and post up how it does"thumbsup" |
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