I have an FRSKY version of the Oversky block Rx/Servos and it has + - brushed output and another signal line for brushless. So with that I can power the brushless esc off the same battery as the block, and use signal wire from the block to control it. Alternatively you could use the Ail channel signal (one of the unused sockets) for throttle and reconfigure your transmitter to use that channel instead.
Hello and Thanks you for your informative video! Could u please tell me where to buy (what they are called) those "coil type links" as you call them that can attach to carbon fiber pushrods? (.047 0r .032 not sure buy using with UMX Radian w/o plastic tubing). THANK YOU AGAIN SIR! Art
wel i have this board it's labled that it actually can the black lil connector you see ha's 3 pins "signal / + / -" as normal for brushless but if you wana connect a brushed motor to it you ignore the signal , and wire the + & - never tryd a brushless motor on it yet though
I have an FRSKY version of the Oversky block Rx/Servos and it has + - brushed output and another signal line for brushless. So with that I can power the brushless esc off the same battery as the block, and use signal wire from the block to control it. Alternatively you could use the Ail channel signal (one of the unused sockets) for throttle and reconfigure your transmitter to use that channel instead.
Hello and Thanks you for your informative video! Could u please tell me where to buy (what they are called) those "coil type links" as you call them that can attach to carbon fiber pushrods? (.047 0r .032 not sure buy using with UMX Radian w/o plastic tubing). THANK YOU AGAIN SIR! Art
if I run the motor wires on that little rx/servo brick to a brushless esc would it run a brushless motor? anyone ever done that?
On this particular model it won't work. however, there are examples of that working with an AR6400 receiver.
You can't run a brushless motor from a brushed board. A brushless motor is a three-phase motor.
wel i have this board
it's labled that it actually can
the black lil connector you see
ha's 3 pins "signal / + / -" as normal for brushless
but if you wana connect a brushed motor to it
you ignore the signal , and wire the + & -
never tryd a brushless motor on it yet though