yes you can do it that was as well, I used to do that, but since im using I lipo saver now, I opted to just leave the red wire & to pull the bec plug, either way will work
yes you can do it that was as well, I used to do that, but since im using I lipo saver now, I opted to just leave the red wire & to pull the bec plug, either way will work
The LipoSaver doesnt work with the red wire pulled? Just asking cuz Im working on setting up my 12020 and I the way I have it set up now is red wire pulled and plugged to the LVC. I just cant test it cuz Im waiting for bullet plugs on the motor side that I ordered.
I can't decide if its more fun
to make it...
or break it...
It has 2 separtate wires that go directly to the pack leads. Thats where it reads the voltage from. The 3 wire plugs are for control signals and 6v power only. It doesnt read voltage from there. It would only read the 6V from the BEC on those wires.
I'm just not sure what it deos to ''cut off'' the power to the esc. Does it just shut it down? or just block the signal pulses from the Rx to the ESC? Does it need the red wire to do this?
I can't decide if its more fun
to make it...
or break it...
@meatzardd: It should just be a redundant way to disable the built-in BEC...
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Originally Posted by jhautz
I'm just not sure what it deos to ''cut off'' the power to the esc. Does it just shut it down? or just block the signal pulses from the Rx to the ESC? Does it need the red wire to do this?
I believe it either shuts the signal off or outputs a specific signal set to neutral or whatever.