ViFly ShortSaver 2. An improved smoke stopper! Supplied by ViFly
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- The original ViFly ShortSaver turned out to be a must-have for checking out your new builds. Along comes its successor, the imaginatively named ShortSaver 2. Let's take a look!
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May look the same.. but some worthwhile improvements over V1 model... How's the leg holding up!
Yes - a recurring theme seems to be how useful this will be for doing binding. Legs still painful, but hopefully it's getting a little better everyday, thanks
I plugged an XT60 battery in backwards into my quad and completely fried my ESC. That's not suppose to happen but surprise surprise, in one second there goes a $50 ESC.and destroyed my brand new quad. Really turned me off to this hobby. I bought a new ESC, but not really thrilled about completely tearing down a brand new quad because of this BS. So anyway I bought two of these V2 smoke stoppers. The instruction book as always is impossibly small to read. I'm going to have to throw it on a scanner and blow it up like 600%.
Between slogging through OpenTX and Betaflight for months, the DJI goggles just blowing total chunks, and blowing up a quad on the bench because of the p1ss poor design of the XT-60, I'm like, can this hobby suck any worse/ Yeah, probably.... wait until I lose this d@mn thing in a lake or a forest... :-/ I'm way past thinking this hobby turned out to be a total waste of time and money.
Just a button one/off I wait the V2 and I buy it, very good for bind. 😉
Is there any difference using a regular multimeter?
Always use a multimeter either way. But sometimes the multimeter alone doesn't get some mistakes...
For example, the other day I blew up a capacitor... I did test with the multimeter and everything was fine. 😐
As far as doing a continuity between you +/ battery terminal no, but some short/issues can be more subtle than that. I see this as a quick/simple way to test that things seem ok. If not, then you need to break out the multimeter and track down the issue
Just got the v2 and this is worth the money, already fried one fc. Wish I had this earlier in the game!
I've fried more than one - it's incredible how easy it is to make a mistake and not notice it. I always use this now when I've soldered something new up
I've gone through all my subscriptions and turned off all notifications, they now come hours late at best but sometimes days late and are just an irritating feature now.
They certainly aren't performing the task TH-cam suggests they should do
And i just bought a V1... Happened to be on sale... Go figure.
Some handy updates in v2, but at least not a game changer
Clever bit of kit.... You got a gadget to change the weather to sunny and warm ? 🤣
if only!
Can you also use it as an xt30 to xt60 adapter for testing purposes?
Good question Steve. I hadn't thought of that, but I just did a test by plugging in an XT30 lipo and then connecting the other end to an XT60 based quad and it powers up, so yes
Great Review Curry Kitten. Thanks i will defo be getting one
Enjoy it (if you can enjoy this sort of thing) very useful when building, or indeed when binding an rx (as people keep mentioning)
@@CurryKitten I have burnt out to many flight controllers by mistake and yeah will help for sure
be great for blinding receivers up, got the v1, just ordered the v2 👍
I hadn't thought of that - but the most difficult thing about the bind is usually getting the battery plugged in with one hand whilst keeping the bind button down. Easy when it's just a switch
Fantastic review, Wayne! 😃
I definitely need one of those!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Most definitely - I use them on all builds now, saves that stupid little misconfig you might have missed
Great review 👍 I need to get one
You should - especially if you are doing new builds. That first plug in of the lipo isn't so scary :D
yesss
Back in 1st!
@@CurryKitten Wahoo