Switches

Regulations for ignition-powered models require them to have more than one way to shut off the engine. Critically, one method must work without the radio subsystem (meaning in the event of radio failure, or when the radio is not accessible). Note; if you want to know what's at stake (and have a strong stomach), then review this article of what a prop can do to the human body, but heads up . . . it ain't pretty! Regarding props - heads up! Ignition shutdown without the radio Thus, typically...

HD switch, 20A@8.4V continuous, 16AWG silicone insulation Note: this is a heavy duty switch. This means unlike standard 10A switches, this one is rated to 20A. Some receivers use two XT30 input connectors. While you can use two batteries, mathematics informs us this also means 2X the odds of experiencing battery failure. Added to which, nowhere in the technical literature do these receivers describe a self-test to ensure the circuitry for switching power sources is working.So the...

HD switch, 20A@8.4V continuous, 16AWG silicone insulation Note: this is a heavy duty switch. This means unlike standard 10A switches, this one is rated to 20A. Some receivers use two XT30 input connectors. While you can use two batteries, mathematics informs us this also means 2X the odds of experiencing battery failure. Added to which, nowhere in the technical literature do these receivers describe a self-test to ensure the circuitry for switching power sources is working.So the...

HD switch, 20A@8.4V continuous, 16AWG silicone insulation Note: this is a heavy duty switch. This means unlike standard 10A switches, this one is rated to 20A. Some receivers use two XT30 input connectors. While you can use two batteries, mathematics informs us this also means 2X the odds of experiencing battery failure. Added to which, nowhere in the technical literature do these receivers describe a self-test to ensure the circuitry for switching power sources is working.So the...

HD switch, 20A@8.4V continuous, 16AWG silicone insulation Note: this is a heavy duty switch. This means unlike standard 10A switches, this one is rated to 20A. Some receivers use two XT30 input connectors. While you can use two batteries, mathematics informs us this also means 2X the odds of experiencing battery failure. Added to which, nowhere in the technical literature do these receivers describe a self-test to ensure the circuitry for switching power sources is working.So the...

HD switch, 20A@8.4V continuous, 16AWG silicone insulation Note: this is a heavy duty switch. This means unlike standard 10A switches, this one is rated to 20A. Some receivers use two XT30 input connectors. While you can use two batteries, mathematics informs us this also means 2X the odds of experiencing battery failure. Added to which, nowhere in the technical literature do these receivers describe a self-test to ensure the circuitry for switching power sources is working.So the...

HD switch, 20A@8.4V continuous, 16AWG silicone insulation Note: this is a heavy duty switch. This means unlike standard 10A switches, this one is rated to 20A. Some receivers use two XT30 input connectors. While you can use two batteries, mathematics informs us this also means 2X the odds of experiencing battery failure. Added to which, nowhere in the technical literature do these receivers describe a self-test to ensure the circuitry for switching power sources is working.So the...