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Question UBEC Question - 05.25.2005, 10:01 PM

I just purchase a UBEC to use with my Shulze 18.97kw and Plettenberg MAXXimum. I plan on using 12 cells and maybe 14 cells later. My question is: Does the UBEC get hot under normal use? I'm wanting to put the UBEC in a plastic box with my JR receiver, so I need to know if heat is going to be an issue, before I bother building the box.

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05.26.2005, 04:33 AM

I have not noticed any abnormal temps on mine and I am running 28cells. I'd say barely gets warm. I will run it and take a temp reading for you if you want but i think you should be OK.
   
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05.26.2005, 06:09 AM

Thanks for the info. Johnny!
   
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05.26.2005, 06:16 AM

I agree with JOHNNYMAXXIMA. It get's handwarm on 14 cells, but I will check next time.


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Talking 05.26.2005, 06:25 AM

Cool! I'm going to "Green Light" my project! Thanks for the info.
   
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05.26.2005, 08:15 AM

Actually, you can do it, not a problem, the UBEC is some kind of pulsating powersupply, it takes very little energy, and that's why it barely gets hot. Otherwise, they would have mounted a big heatsink on it too..
   
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