Charlie-III
I wanna be Dave
Hmmm....I would think you would notice going to a 35C+ in a 800mah pack. Definitely more punch to them.
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Battery specs for MOA?
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Krawler23
Rock Crawler
well i was going to get the hitec 7954 servo. this doesnt go up to 11.1v so wouldnt this hurt it?
Charlie-III
I wanna be Dave
Likely, if not, it will shorten it's life.
This is part of why most of us run an external BEC so the servo gets it's max rated voltage but you don't hurt the RX.
The Holmes BRXL can likely run that servo from it's internal BEC.
xirtic
RCC Addict
Post #2 in the following "Sticky" thread shows a great wiring diagram for how to wire all the electronic components in an XR10:
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/axial-xr10/293775-harleys-complete-xr10-guide.html
This also explains how the BEC supplies voltage to the Servo thru the RX.
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/axial-xr10/293775-harleys-complete-xr10-guide.html
This also explains how the BEC supplies voltage to the Servo thru the RX.
Krawler23
Rock Crawler
sounds good, yea i saw harley's thread. i just didnt know what would be better a holmes hobbies brxl or a tekin fxr with a cc bec.
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