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help with castle bec
- Thread starter CRAIGB
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fred0000
cherry bomb
the instructions that come with the BEC is a good start, if you got it used instructions are available on castle creations website.
You probably want the easy method. Meaning BEC to the reciever.
For that connect the red and black to the battery, and the other end of the BEC(the one that has 3 wires) to the reciever Battery channel.
BUT DO NOT FORGET TO REMOVE THE RED WIRE FROM THE ESC PLUG.
Don't cut it but just pull it out.
The other way is to directly connect it to your servo.
Tell us which way you want it."thumbsup"
For that connect the red and black to the battery, and the other end of the BEC(the one that has 3 wires) to the reciever Battery channel.
BUT DO NOT FORGET TO REMOVE THE RED WIRE FROM THE ESC PLUG.
Don't cut it but just pull it out.
The other way is to directly connect it to your servo.
Tell us which way you want it."thumbsup"
SMR 510RR
I wanna be Dave
Well if you want to take advantage of your servo you should really wire the BEC directly to the servo. Basically red and black go to the battery and then the power and ground of the BEC (on the output side) go to the servo and your servo signal wire goes to the receiver like normal. Then you dont have to pull the red wire of the ESC because that will power your receiver and anything else you need power for like dig etc.
