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2 Power Leads on ESC?!

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Martin (Admin):

This has come up on Facebook ....

"Just got my new brushless ESC it has connection to battery and to receiver. So what’s the red/black cable for?"

https://www.facebook.com/groups/ModelBoatMayhem/permalink/1604352439903069/?comment_id=1604464853225161&reply_comment_id=1604467669891546

Martin (Admin):
 
Info I've found:

Flycolor Fairy Series 30A LV 2-4S Brushless ESC With 5V 1A BEC & XT60 Plug

https://www.banggood.com/Flycolor-Fairy-Series-30A-2-4S-Brushless-ESC-With-5V-1A-BEC-and-XT60-Plug-For-Sonicmodell-AR-Wing-p-1222614.html?cur_warehouse=CN&rmmds=buy&fbclid=IwAR3YnTv_o2F4Ldek2LoV8lRdZo3eH0ucAXxOhGgbAeqmzaXluIz0RaZW9ng


http://myosuploads3.banggood.com/products/20211111/20211111030601a0527d872c.pdf?fbclid=IwAR1yyLCCyA0ieHCeVmnzvtjFARIoZQVQYJ3y4yLV1mE1mBqxSITucwaz_Tc
 
 
 

JimG:
I had replied on the Facebook group that I thought that they were just alternative battery connections but having seen the original use I would think that the XT60 plug is for the power battery while the red JST plug is to provide power to lights on the plane. I have a similar setup on one of my planes, the esc has a JST connector to power the navigation and landing lights.
Jim

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