mac44mag
02-06-2002, 04:17 PM
Hi, all!
Please forgive if this is one of those questions that appears repeatedly, but I need some help.
I realize the advantage of 6v over 4.8v for improving servo torque output and reducing reaction time. My question is, how does it affect my receiver?
Will I have to run a separate battery pack or some type of step-down circuitry in order to not let the magic smoke out of my receiver?
Thanks for your help and patience. :)
Mac
Please forgive if this is one of those questions that appears repeatedly, but I need some help.
I realize the advantage of 6v over 4.8v for improving servo torque output and reducing reaction time. My question is, how does it affect my receiver?
Will I have to run a separate battery pack or some type of step-down circuitry in order to not let the magic smoke out of my receiver?
Thanks for your help and patience. :)
Mac