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icon tx with speed control
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icon tx with speed control
what is the voltage output range from the icon reciever? how large of a motor can I use with it?
aermacci- New Member
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Join date : 2012-03-06
Re: icon tx with speed control
It'll be around 7 volts depending on your battery of course. The speed controller is, AFAIK, rated at 5 amps.
tubebass- Silver Member
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Re: icon tx with speed control
aermacci wrote:what is the voltage output range from the icon reciever? how large of a motor can I use with it?
The ICON RX uses this battery:
http://coxengines.ca/cox-7.2v-warbird-battery.html
The matching servos are these:
http://coxengines.ca/cox-icon-rc-cs-6-micro-flight-servo.html
Voltage to the RX is reduced to 4.8v; whereas the motor receives the full 7.2v. The ESC can handle a 5 Amp (brushed) motor. More TX/RX specs are here:
http://coxengines.ca/cox-icon-72mhz-fm-radio-tx-rx-set.html
Re: icon tx with speed control
Pity we can't use these R/C units in the UK (Illegal frequency) be a nice cheap way into R/C for a lot of people
Ivanhoe- Diamond Member
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Re: icon tx with speed control
Ivanhoe wrote:Pity we can't use these R/C units in the UK (Illegal frequency) be a nice cheap way into R/C for a lot of people
We ship lots of them to the UK and other European contries.
Re: icon tx with speed control
Yup there was a little thing on RCU about this a while back.Cox International wrote:Ivanhoe wrote:Pity we can't use these R/C units in the UK (Illegal frequency) be a nice cheap way into R/C for a lot of people
We ship lots of them to the UK and other European contries.
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