the problem is you don t know when batteries li-ion are low. ans perhaps can put them internally. With original you have alarm to tell when battery are low. I also study the problem and for now best are rechargable nimh.
@@RobotLk bhai me ak rc plane bana raha hun to Mai 3.7 v lithium ion battery ko series Mai connect karkar 11.1 v banake bldc motor chala sakta hun kaya ?
Works well, if you use 4 1.5V batteries and fly for half an hour, those 4 batteries will drop the voltage to 4v. This method can be activated in a single charge for about a week.
7806 is NOT a 5vdc regular. 7805 IS a voltage regulator. Personally, (in my years of doing low voltage & quad flying, modding) I WILL use the 7806 (which I actually do!). My research online as well as personal practicing & attempts with regard on the flysky fs-i6: DO NOT use 2s to power, 7805 Does work however in use and time, the voltage does drop REDUCING the TX transmit range. Which is why I now use the 7806 with 2 input caps (electronic and ceramic) as well as an additional 2 output caps (different values same type). I geek out for sure on my voltage tech ed. Better yet (and in me doing everything with a soldering station and NO tape be it masking or packing or even electric), you very much can pickup an external phone power bank/ recharge, run output USB with only the + $ - wires attached to the end, with cheap end and literally plug it into the TXs input voltage port on the pcb!
Yes. Yes. 18650 2 batteries can be connected directly .It can provide a maximum of 8.2v .I have now connected 2s lipo battery directly .No need to use valtage regulator
The idea is for sure there. It has to be said, this method lacks the use of filter caps. Which will undoubtedly will result in poor/ lower quality, range and eventual failure. Method is a great one for pilots on a DIY budget with no plan or idea with or if an updates controller is in their future. With that being said, I recommend, taking the extra dollars and time, use filter caps and pay attention. Remember, you love flying, you love the attention people give you when they give it to you. Dont get sidelined via a feeble working TX or broken one. Also, I DID the 14 channel flash as well as added the SW-e switch as well as upgrades my SW-b to a one-on-one toggle. My fs-i6 IS very much a bad mama jamma now. I'll post vids
The only reason you would add filter caps to this is to add 1 to the input side of voltage regulator to limit the current surge at start-up. After it is running the only change to the through current will be when the display switches on/off - same as with the original dry cells. There is NO effect on the range etc. In fact, if you use a 7806 for a full 6v supply your range will probably be better than if using half discharged dry cells which can be approaching the 3.3v + the voltage drop across the internal voltage regulation circuitry. (Depends if the RF output stage is running off the 3.3v rail or the full input voltage which I don't know.) 1 of the few downsides to these great little Flysky radios is that they ARE a bit hard on dry cell batteries. So a rechargeable mod or using rechargeable AAs is a good idea. However a better idea than this 1 is to add a good low profile rocker switch somewhere to switch between the installed dry cells/rechargeable AAs and a step-down buck converter to drop a 2 or 3 cell lipo to 6v. (Or a voltage regulator for 2 cells as here.) The lipo can be velcroed anywhere to the rear of the case or kept in your pocket and connected by a cord. A mini lipo battery alarm can be connected to the lipo balance lead to give a warning of low battery voltage. The buck converter can be 1 of those tiny switching ones since the transmitter only draws about 320mamps. A L7806CV/LM317T/LC7906CT etc linear regulator will do the job for a 2 cell lipo. Using a switch you could hot-swap from 1 to the other source with barely a transmission glitch.
Por favor estoy leyendo que las baterías se conectan directamente a la emisora sin el regulador,¿ se puede hacer sin que le pase a la emisora nada? me gustaría conectar con alguien que tenga la emisora FLYSKY i6 o FLYSKYi6X.Gracias.Saludos.
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No regulator required. 2s battery can be connected directly. It can supply up to 8.4V
Please translate for Indonesian
Tidak ada regulator yang dibutuhkan. Baterai 2s dapat dihubungkan langsung. Ini dapat memasok hingga 8.4V
@@RobotLk apakah aman remote flysky i6 ini voltagenya di 8.4v
Iya tidak masalah
the problem is you don t know when batteries li-ion are low. ans perhaps can put them internally. With original you have alarm to tell when battery are low.
I also study the problem and for now best are rechargable nimh.
Can i use this battery to power the receiver?
I was going to say ive been using a 600mAh 2s battery for years and have had no issues with the 8volts its provides.
Can we use it without regulter please reply 😢😢
The regulator is not needed. Connect two 18650 batteries directly. Can give up to 8.4v
can we use rechargable aa battreies instead??
Hlw bhai kaya direct 8.4 v connect karne se transmitter kharab ho sakta hai plzz batao
कोई समस्या नहीं। मैं दो 18650 बैटरी का उपयोग करता हूं। अधिकतम वोल्टेज 8.4V तक हो सकता है। यहां तक कि 2s लिपो का भी उपयोग किया जा सकता है।
@@RobotLk bhai me ak rc plane bana raha hun to Mai 3.7 v lithium ion battery ko series Mai connect karkar 11.1 v banake bldc motor chala sakta hun kaya ?
Remote Control requires 4x1.5V batteries... 4 X 1.5V = 6V Input
...But you provided 5V only... so does radio works fine ?
Works well, if you use 4 1.5V batteries and fly for half an hour, those 4 batteries will drop the voltage to 4v.
This method can be activated in a single charge for about a week.
1.5V rechargeable batteries are not a problem
Otherwise you can use 7806 valtage regulator.5V is sufficient
7806 is NOT a 5vdc regular.
7805 IS a voltage regulator.
Personally, (in my years of doing low voltage & quad flying, modding) I WILL use the 7806 (which I actually do!).
My research online as well as personal practicing & attempts with regard on the flysky fs-i6: DO NOT use 2s to power, 7805 Does work however in use and time, the voltage does drop REDUCING the TX transmit range. Which is why I now use the 7806 with 2 input caps (electronic and ceramic) as well as an additional 2 output caps (different values same type). I geek out for sure on my voltage tech ed.
Better yet (and in me doing everything with a soldering station and NO tape be it masking or packing or even electric), you very much can pickup an external phone power bank/ recharge, run output USB with only the + $ - wires attached to the end, with cheap end and literally plug it into the TXs input voltage port on the pcb!
Works well. I have 4✘1.2v and work well.
Idéia excelente!! Muito obrigado !!
No need to apply 7805 regulator. Two 18650 batteries can be used directly (8.4V max)
100%
will it be safe?
how can we trust it
Yes ,it safe ,Can deliver up to 8.4V.I connected two 18650 batteries directly.
Can i use 7806 to get 6v for the flysky?
Yes. Yes. 18650 2 batteries can be connected directly .It can provide a maximum of 8.2v .I have now connected 2s lipo battery directly .No need to use valtage regulator
Very simple: I will do that on my way back home inside the bus 🚌
What its no use regulator work or no?
No regulator required. 2s battery can be connected directly. It can supply up to 8.4V
@@RobotLk use regulator for supply voltage yes
How can I turn off the RX transmiter
The idea is for sure there.
It has to be said, this method lacks the use of filter caps. Which will undoubtedly will result in poor/ lower quality, range and eventual failure.
Method is a great one for pilots on a DIY budget with no plan or idea with or if an updates controller is in their future.
With that being said, I recommend, taking the extra dollars and time, use filter caps and pay attention.
Remember, you love flying, you love the attention people give you when they give it to you. Dont get sidelined via a feeble working TX or broken one.
Also, I DID the 14 channel flash as well as added the SW-e switch as well as upgrades my SW-b to a one-on-one toggle.
My fs-i6 IS very much a bad mama jamma now. I'll post vids
The only reason you would add filter caps to this is to add 1 to the input side of voltage regulator to limit the current surge at start-up. After it is running the only change to the through current will be when the display switches on/off - same as with the original dry cells. There is NO effect on the range etc. In fact, if you use a 7806 for a full 6v supply your range will probably be better than if using half discharged dry cells which can be approaching the 3.3v + the voltage drop across the internal voltage regulation circuitry. (Depends if the RF output stage is running off the 3.3v rail or the full input voltage which I don't know.)
1 of the few downsides to these great little Flysky radios is that they ARE a bit hard on dry cell batteries. So a rechargeable mod or using rechargeable AAs is a good idea. However a better idea than this 1 is to add a good low profile rocker switch somewhere to switch between the installed dry cells/rechargeable AAs and a step-down buck converter to drop a 2 or 3 cell lipo to 6v. (Or a voltage regulator for 2 cells as here.) The lipo can be velcroed anywhere to the rear of the case or kept in your pocket and connected by a cord. A mini lipo battery alarm can be connected to the lipo balance lead to give a warning of low battery voltage. The buck converter can be 1 of those tiny switching ones since the transmitter only draws about 320mamps. A L7806CV/LM317T/LC7906CT etc linear regulator will do the job for a 2 cell lipo.
Using a switch you could hot-swap from 1 to the other source with barely a transmission glitch.
Thanks Bro. I can find is simple method for using 18650. Good Job
Happy to help
Plz tell me the mah & voltage of this rechargeable battery
Two 3.7V batteries, mah size is not an issue. Up to 8.4 V can be provided. I have now connected the two batteries directly. No problem.
Use Buck converter module instead of 7805. You will get Better battery life.
Thanks, I later connected the two batteries directly. It is not a problem. The transmitter can supply up to 8.4V.
It doesn't need 7805..
Also works with 4.2x2 i.e 8.4v full charged 2s lipo
A 2S battery can be connected directly. Thank you so much for telling me that
Por favor estoy leyendo que las baterías se conectan directamente a la emisora sin el regulador,¿ se puede hacer sin que le pase a la emisora nada? me gustaría conectar con alguien que tenga la emisora FLYSKY i6 o FLYSKYi6X.Gracias.Saludos.
Las baterías Cell 2 7805 se pueden conectar sin un controlador
whats the battery life ?
Can be used for about a week on a single charge
Gracias a todos.Saludos
La batería de 8,4 V 7805 se puede conectar sin controlador
7805 понижает всего лишь на 1вольт
Не нужно ставить 7805. Подключите аккумулятор напрямую
music name backsound please.
That audio is downloaded from the audio library of youtube studio, the audio that comes second to the search, artist name 'Diamond Ortiz'
thanks you. sir