CC bec voltage?

What is the highest safe voltage I can set the CC bec for using a Spektrum reciever, JR 9000T servo, and Quark 125b esc? I'd like to give it a couple or even a few extra 1/10s of a volt but I'm not sure how far I can push it.

[jhautz]

I run mine at 6.3. If you figure that a freashly peaked 5 cell Rx pack is easily over 7 volts it shouldnt hurt anything pushing it up a little oover 6v. The only thing is the Rx pack will drop voltage very quickly as soon as it sees load. The CC Bec should hold very steady.

[Matthew_Armeni]

Um, you think you need more then 6 volts with a servo that has 320oz/in of torque and a transit speed of .15 sec @ 6v? I'd say keep it at 6, why risk it?

[Serum]

Some setups run 7V with ease. i think it's more servo related than receiver related though, you can wire the servo's so the current doesn't go through the tiny copper wires in the receiver..

[Matthew_Armeni]

But again, with that much power @ 6v, what's the point? I don't see an adavantage.

Thanx for the responses! I think I'll go with Hautz's suggestion and set it @ 6.3. And Matthew, I realize it is probably overkill, but I guess it's a Tim Taylor thing; MORE POWER!!!!!

[Serum]

It's not about power; Speed increases too..

I run 6.2v in my TLT crawler with a TowerPro 995MG and it takes it just fine, bumped the power of it up a little too, very nice little bec.

[jhautz]

I think I read somewhere that the Spektrum Rx could handle up to 9.6v

Like serum said though, the servo will not take the higher voltage as well.

[BP-Revo]

I have mine set at 6.2V (I have a 5955TG, and yea...even on like 5V its overkill, but hey...I KNOW it will crank them wheels lol).