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Question about the castle CC BEC
On some web site, the CCBEC don't have any capacitor on it, and on other site, the BEC have a capacitor on the input?
Could you tell me if it's the same one?? http://www.greathobbies.com/productinfo/?prod_id=CCRBEC http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail.php?prod=castlebec |
Appears to be the same one. Why one has a cap and the other doesn't is beyond me though...
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I don't know but I have one and there is no cap on it like in the pic you posted.
Here's a pic of mine. http://inlinethumb03.webshots.com/26...600x600Q85.jpg |
mine doesn't have a cap also. seems like a good price on the one with the cap. i wonder if it has less abilities and needs the cap to keep up with the rating?
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I think the one with the cap was a prototype CC made, and released a picture of, before coming out with the current CCBEC.
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There is a cap in the new CC BEC, it's just inside the shrinkwrap... I've put extra cap's on my servo and receiver power leads from the bec, propably overkill but I won't be having voltage drops or radio glitches. I used 220uF 10v caps, they are small and I've soldered them on just after the connectors.
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