Wingstabi RX-12-Dr PRO

[RudiThijs]

Hi,
i own the rx12DR Pro,
A question about the supplied voltages to the servo's:
What is the voltage to the servo's if the receiver is powers by fully loaded 2S lipo batteries ( 4,2 V x2).
The servo's are HV but can take only 7,4 V. Is the output from the receiver regulated to 7.4 V ?
Thx for answer
R

[mdk]

Hi,

the output voltage is not regulated and will be input voltage minus 0,3 volt !

Manfred

[Schwintz]

Hi,
I would recommend a LiFe 2S instead of a LiPo. Or - the more expensive solution - 8,4V Servos.

Tom

[RudiThijs]

Thats the cheapest solution. Thx. I can not understand that mpx distributes a receiver from 439€ and that output voltage is not controlable.

[Typhoon-Speeder]

Hi Rudi,

first of all I do not know any receiver of MPX which is 439,- Euro.
Second, the Rx-12-DR Pro is not available anymore but the newer RX-16-DR Master ist 250,- Euro. Even if you are talking about the 12k Wingstabi it is much cheaper than you wrote.
Third, can you please tell me which receiver on the market is able to have a programmable output voltage for its servos?

Maybe a good solution for you would be to take a voltage regulator in front of the receiver.

Kind regards

Kai

[RudiThijs]

It was 368€ sorry.
R

[Typhoon-Speeder]

Ok Rudi,

seems to the the 12K Wingstabi receiver. But once again the question: Which receiver on the market is able to have a programmable servo output voltage?

Kind regards

Kai

[Roland]

A lot of nonsens here. Sorry for that, we are talking about an old device with old feature. Since a few years no more available. If someone will compare to other products, no problem, but not state of the devices. But this is not topic here. BTW: Latest price for the RX-12DR-PRO i have documented was 229,90€ in 2015, in 2016 169,90€. Thats OK. It is a old device. Helping and answering questions, still OK.