I doubt that the amplifier for the sound system wants to run on 5 olts. my suspicion would be that it wants 12 volts, but that will depend entirely upon the sound system you are using. Best advise I can give is to check the instructions of the sound system, or with it's manufacturer. Annother point to bear in mind is that most ESC's will supply 5V for the receiver, but it is a fairly low current rating, often around 1 amp max. Depending upon the radio system you use, you may be drawing more than the ESC is rated to give, especially if you attempt to power a sound system as well as the radio at the same time.
Flysky FS-6RB RX Power supply advice required please
I doubt that the amplifier for the sound system wants to run on 5 olts. my suspicion would be that it wants 12 volts, but that will depend entirely upon the sound system you are using. Best advise I can give is to check the instructions of the sound system, or with it's manufacturer. Annother point to bear in mind is that most ESC's will supply 5V for the receiver, but it is a fairly low current rating, often around 1 amp max. Depending upon the radio system you use, you may be drawing more than the ESC is rated to give, especially if you attempt to power a sound system as well as the radio at the same time.
Hi - Im running 2 motors via 2 x esc with one supplying power to RX. Was thinking of using a cheap small 3w amplifier for engine sounds and by accident realised the unused battery input on the Rx seems to have a 5v supply when all is running. Is this normal and could it be used to power the amplfier ? Tx for any advice.
Flysky FS-6RB RX Power supply advice required please
Hi - Im running 2 motors via 2 x esc with one supplying power to RX. Was thinking of using a cheap small 3w amplifier for engine sounds and by accident realised the unused battery input on the Rx seems to have a 5v supply when all is running. Is this normal and could it be used to power the amplfier ? Tx for any advice.