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07.14.2006, 05:57 PM
18, no "jumper", and I have no clue....It would depend on what the switch on the esc does. If it only turns the BEC on like some, then it would do absolutely nothing I would think.
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07.14.2006, 06:05 PM
You actually need to pull the center wire on the plug that goes to the reciever. Its in the book that came with it. I actually thought that was pretty cheesy myself. But, its the only way to disable the internal BEC. Make sure you do it too. When I first got mine, I just pluged it up quick to bench test it on 4s and without even running it the thing got hot. The internal BEC is definately not meant for high cell counts.
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