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Fly3DWithStyle · 01-30-2008, 09:43 AM

What happens if you use a Smart-Fly Power Expander. I know there's no need for a power box type setup, but if you use, let's say, an EQ-10 because of the need for independant servo programming the Power Expander gives, what happens to the receiver voltage? The specs show the receiver works between 6V and 10V.

The EQ-10 etc. supplies a consistant, filtered 5V to the receiver. Does this mean that this receiver won't work with this type of setup?

01-30-2008, 09:43 AM	#28 (permalink)
Fly3DWithStyle Gettin' Lower! Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Earth Posts: 60	Re: New 2.4GHZ RECEIVER NO NEED FOR POWER BOXES What happens if you use a Smart-Fly Power Expander. I know there's no need for a power box type setup, but if you use, let's say, an EQ-10 because of the need for independant servo programming the Power Expander gives, what happens to the receiver voltage? The specs show the receiver works between 6V and 10V. The EQ-10 etc. supplies a consistant, filtered 5V to the receiver. Does this mean that this receiver won't work with this type of setup?