Regulators

This nifty little in-line voltage regulator will accept up to 11.1V input and regulate the output to 5V at 1.5A continuous. What's it good for? Use this to keep from frying a 5V servo when connected to a 2S LiPo or 8.4V BEC powered avionics system. Also handy for using other 5V electronics like gyros, gear door sequencers, and more.

This is a stand-alone BEC. It's rated at 14A and because the actual output depends on the input voltage (and temperature), heads up before deciding to get it because maybe you get 14-15A, maybe you don't - depends on what you feed it). Our best advice is read the specs and make sure it'll do what you want because after you buy it, you're going to Castle for help, not us! ProTip: there are two major differences between a battery and a BEC for powering the control subsystem of your model. 1st, a...

This is a stand-alone BEC. It's rated at 15A and because the actual output depends on the input voltage (and temperature), heads up before deciding to get it because maybe you get 14-15A, maybe you don't - depends. Our best advice is read the specs and make sure it'll do what you want because after you buy it, you're going to Castle for help, not us! ProTip: there are two major differences between a battery and a BEC for powering the control subsystem of your model. 1st, a battery will for...