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10.04.2009, 06:20 PM
Your right the Eagle Tree is slow 10 times a second is way too slow to pick this up inless you just happen to catch this. The only other data logger I have will only measure at 240 hz which is better (but isn't exactly small and needs to be connected to the computer at all times), but I think you need something in the 1K range to see this. I have several O-scopes, but they are all old and don't have a way to capture information (been thinking of a chassis dyno for some time now).
I also don't have a RC this large my stuff is 1/10th scale or I would find a way to test it. I don't even have a MMM becuse of all the problems I have seen. I will get one, but I think I am going to wait a little longer.
The way I see it ( I don't have schems in front of me to study the exact circuits so I have to guess based on what Patrick says and my knowelege of electronics). If the voltage rises enough to cause the damage to it then the power is only kept in check by the batteries. One question to Patrick I have is how much internal resistance is too much?
I don't agree that the thread has been taken too far, as it invites interaction between the actual manufacturer who gives good information and helps us as a group understand the working of the system on a better level. I also don't see this as arguing I see it as a discussion.
Jeff
The Warnings & Cautions discussed in this manual cant cover all possible conditions/situations. It must be understood that common sense and caution are factors which cant be built into this product.
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