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outback_2006
01-19-2007, 09:54 PM
Got a question I bought a JR Voyager E, and it has the factory speed control, when I put my reciever in, and the 7.2 3300mah pack, does the power from the speed control, power the RX, or do I have to use a RX battrie also. I used to remimber but forgot. I had one years ago, and parted it out.

Paul Hinz
01-19-2007, 11:12 PM
Yes the speed control powers the RX and the servos. The Voyager E will not fly on a 7.2 volt battery, it requires at least a 8.4 volts. Most people use a 9.6 volt battery, because it flew very marginal on the 7 cell battery.

Paul

outback_2006
01-20-2007, 12:18 AM
I was mistaken I think on the pack, I have 2 Packs, Sanyo, Red "C Size",7 Cell's in each pack, 3600 MAH NI-MH, these should be what 8.4V I'm not shure. will these work if they are 8.4V?

rotodingo
01-20-2007, 03:03 AM
It should take off but barely since it was already hard with old 2400 Nicad that was lighter than your 3600. You need to use 9,6 V batt. And it will not fly great until you put inside a Hacker C40-8L motor with 18T pinion on 8 cells or 16T pinion on 10 Cells (my advice: 10 cells. But you can also use 10 cells with Light GP2200. You will have a batt with size and weight of a 8 cells 3300). 17T should be OK with a 3S 3200-3700 Ly-Po batt.

Nicolas

outback_2006
01-20-2007, 04:03 PM
I have been looking on the internet, and seeing differant Brushless Motor types being used on the voyager e, I dont doubt your setup, I'm just wandering why their are so many differant setups. I guess for diffrant flying styles. I just want the cheepest way to go brushless for basic flying. I'm just learning,I have had very liitle experiance hovering with a raptor 30 afew years ago, with no real flight experiance. I just want it to be able to hover, and some forward flight later as I learn. Please let me know if the setup that was lested above is the best rout for me. Or is their other alternatives. I have not yet recieved my heli, and it will be a little while before I can afford to even buy a gyro, and it would still need a NiMH charger to be even complete. other than that it is all their.thanks