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Might be interested. I am trying to find a low voltage alarm that is accurate. sick and tired of timing runs. so i am using graupner telemetry with success. but I have people using my boats that can forget to monitor pack voltage. so i purchased some cheap alarms and they are innaccurate. of course. and i checked these alarms against my CE voltage checker and find out it has a bad review on youtube for innaccurate readings. so here i am still searching. do you know how accurate the unit you have is? looking to save my packs from damage, so accuracy is required. sorry to be long winded. just wanted to explain my goal here. thanksComment
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Hi urbs,Originally posted by urbs00007 View Post
I can't say with experience how accurate it is. What I can tell you is, this is a popular unit among the Heli guys. I had planned on using it in my 92" Radtek Cat due to the fact I was going to use high voltage servo's and didn't want to spike the receiver, so this was my unit of choice. The Heli guys use it pretty widely to prevent voltage spikes during acrobatic movements and this provided a set voltage amount to the servo so no over-spike could occur. Thats really about all the info I have for you. Thanks for the question. It's quite possible you may find better info on Helifreak as thats where I researched myself.
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