General Electronics Questions

"Nik,

Your question is product specific so has been copied to and replied under the Q&A tab of the product."

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"Paul,

No, we could not consider making something up like this for such a small quantity. However, these are very simple to make up yourself as long as you have access to a soldering iron. It is not common practice to use banana plugs in this application, you would be better considering our Tamiya, Deans or Anderson 45A single pole power connectors all of which can be found on this site."

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"T Lowe
Product specific questions are best placed using the product Q&A tab.

We have customers using two sound units from a Y lead on twin engine models. The beating sound of two sound units using two quality speakers is very effective."

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"Bob H,

As your question is product specific and not general, it has been copied to the project board Q&A tab."

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"Norman,

What you require is what is commonly celled a BEC (battery eliminator circuit). These are often found integral with motor speed controllers as an example. They are also available as stand alone devices. BEC's are available with different current ratings, you will need to estimate the current consumption which is not just the receiver itself but also the Battleswitch and any other receiver loads you may have such as servos.

Under Voltage Converters is two sub departments, one where you found 1062-020 called General Purpose Voltage Regulators, the other is called BEC Voltage Regulators and has the description: "BEC regulators are used where you wish to power your radio receiver from the same battery as used for the motors. This way you will not need another 4.8V or 6V battery for the receiver or servos etc..
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Look through these to find the one most suitable for your application."

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