Hello Everyone,
I have a Futaba R404SBS receiver and the voltage specification on it says 3.7v-7.4v. I'm going to be using "high voltage" 7.4v servos with a 7.4v battery but am not sure what I need to make this work. Is there some type of voltage regulator on the market that drops the voltage down below 7.4v for the receiver?
And if so, how do I make my receiver output 7.4-8.4v for the "high voltage" servos when it receives voltage below 7.4v? Do I need a special high voltage receiver or something else? I've never run high voltage servos so am not sure how to do this or how people run these high voltage setups. This is for my 1/8th scale Team Associated RC8B4.1 nitro buggy but I assume the electronics are the same whether running in a 1/8th scale nitro buggy or 1/5 scale gas. Would appreciate anyones advice and input on how to accomplish this. Thank you!
I have a Futaba R404SBS receiver and the voltage specification on it says 3.7v-7.4v. I'm going to be using "high voltage" 7.4v servos with a 7.4v battery but am not sure what I need to make this work. Is there some type of voltage regulator on the market that drops the voltage down below 7.4v for the receiver?
And if so, how do I make my receiver output 7.4-8.4v for the "high voltage" servos when it receives voltage below 7.4v? Do I need a special high voltage receiver or something else? I've never run high voltage servos so am not sure how to do this or how people run these high voltage setups. This is for my 1/8th scale Team Associated RC8B4.1 nitro buggy but I assume the electronics are the same whether running in a 1/8th scale nitro buggy or 1/5 scale gas. Would appreciate anyones advice and input on how to accomplish this. Thank you!
