I think this bench test gives a minimum value as the amount of Amp draw of a servo increases as the load rises, the load depends on the air speed, the size of the control surfaces and the amount of deflection. If you put your hand out of a car window at 60mph you can feel substantial force.
While I love testers and tools like these for my planes I cant think of a use for me, But it looks like a great tool if you need all these features.I like the amp feature best.
I'm interested in how you would hook up a PWM rx to the device, I don't understand where youre outputting from the rx? what port do you use? do you need a male to male lead? Thanks.
I can't remember, but it looked like I was using an SBUS signal going into a specific port for this. So I was powering up an RX with an ESC with a BEC and then plugging the SBUS out to this port on the M8 (yep just a male to male servo lead) then I could use individual channels on my TX to make each servo move.
I do - still a nice lightweight quad. I was going to use it not long ago to review a new camera, but it had a slightly annoying size of camera already in there so it wasn't a straight and easy swap
Really awesome tool to have, Wayne! 😃
It's the best review I've seen this far! Congrats!!! 😃
I think this bench test gives a minimum value as the amount of Amp draw of a servo increases as the load rises, the load depends on the air speed, the size of the control surfaces and the amount of deflection. If you put your hand out of a car window at 60mph you can feel substantial force.
While I love testers and tools like these for my planes I cant think of a use for me, But it looks
like a great tool if you need all these features.I like the amp feature best.
I think it's fair to say it's pretty niche, but great if you are after the functionality
this will come in so handy on my quad servos that control. NOTHING lol Merry Christmas
Output is for large servos that need their own power supply
BTW, happy Christmas to you and your family! 😊
Just take care with Krampus. 😬
Thanks MC - you too !
I'm interested in how you would hook up a PWM rx to the device, I don't understand where youre outputting from the rx? what port do you use? do you need a male to male lead? Thanks.
I can't remember, but it looked like I was using an SBUS signal going into a specific port for this. So I was powering up an RX with an ESC with a BEC and then plugging the SBUS out to this port on the M8 (yep just a male to male servo lead) then I could use individual channels on my TX to make each servo move.
@@CurryKitten thanks, this is pretty good info, I'm not familiar with these kind of testers and the instructions are not very helpful.
Do you still own your Bfight210 ?
I do - still a nice lightweight quad. I was going to use it not long ago to review a new camera, but it had a slightly annoying size of camera already in there so it wasn't a straight and easy swap
@@CurryKitten If ever you decide to sell it, let me know. I have one and love it. Can't really find it anymore.
Great job on all of your reviews.