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Serum · 05.13.2005, 10:22 AM

When the UBEC's input voltage drops below the 5.5 volts it will simple bypass it's circuit.

The voltage is not only used for the steering servo, but also needed to power up the controller. because of the high currents that will be pulled from your batts, the voltage can drop below the 5.5 volts. If the power that the controller gets is too low, it wil result in a stuttering take off. (not cogging, but real stuttering)

Better is a stable 6V receiver pack.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	05.13.2005, 10:22 AM When the UBEC's input voltage drops below the 5.5 volts it will simple bypass it's circuit. The voltage is not only used for the steering servo, but also needed to power up the controller. because of the high currents that will be pulled from your batts, the voltage can drop below the 5.5 volts. If the power that the controller gets is too low, it wil result in a stuttering take off. (not cogging, but real stuttering) Better is a stable 6V receiver pack.