[NSRCA-discussion] BEC
vicenterc at comcast.net
vicenterc at comcast.net
Fri Jun 6 11:23:19 AKDT 2008
Stuart,
2 years ago I try to use one. The radio lost so much range that was unsafe. We checked with two other brands of radios with similar results. I am not sure about the 2.4 systems. My advice is keep using separate batteries. You could go down to half the capacity you are using now if weight is an issue..
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Vicente "Vince" Bortone
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From: Stuart Chale <schale at optonline.net>
> Is anyone using a BEC on their electric powered models? I am sure this
> may have been discussed before but I was just reading a general article
> on them in Sport Flyer and began wondering why not?
> Compared to a 2 cell LIPO and regulator the BEC is about the same weight
> as the regulator (Medusa Research as an example 20 gms) and you lose the
> battery. I run a 2 cell TP 910 mah pack which weights 44 gms. Seems
> like an easy weight loss. Is there a down side to using a modern BEC
> designed for 10 cell lipo packs? Hard to believe you could have a
> catastrophic failure in the flight packs without a fire that would drive
> the voltage below that which the BEC would no longer work.
>
> Thanks
> Stuart C.
>
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