2.5 APM Flight Controller Power Module V1.0 Output BEC 3A Deans for RC Helicopter
Specifications:
The APM 2.5 Power Module is a simple way of providing your APM 2.5 with clean power from a LiPo battery as well as current consumption and battery voltage measurements, all through a 6-pos cable. The on-board switching regulator outputs 5.3V and a maximum of 2.25A from up to a 4S LiPo battery. The Power Module comes completely assembled with Deans connectors, and wrapped in shrink tubing for protection.
Used to detect the battery voltage and the battery current, flight control board receives two signals, calculate the remaining battery power, estimate the remaining flight time. In addition the module also comes with BEC function, you can output 5.3 DC, 3A maximum continuous current for the flight control board to provide a stable power supply. Another signal cable connectors are used in Japan original fittings, non-domestic joint, so APM flight control board and reliable connection between the power supply module.
T Plug:
Max input voltage: 30V
Max current sensing: 90A
Voltage and current measurement configured for 5V ADC
Switching regulator outputs 5.3V and 3A max
6P molex cable plugs directly to APM/Arduflyer 2.5's 'PM' connector
Note: The Power Module is only designed to power APM/Arduflyer, a RC receiver and accessories (GPS, Radio telemetry). It is not designed to power servos. Use your aircraft's own ESC/BEC for that.
Color: black& red
Size:137mm
Cable length: 192mm
Net Weight: 27g
XT60 plug:
Max input voltage: 30V
Max current sensing: 90A
Size:25*21*9mm
Net weight:25g
Weight :35g
Voltage and current measurement configured for 5V ADC
Switching regulator outputs 5.3V and 3A max
6-pos DF13 cable plugs directly to APM 2.5's 'PM' connector
Note: The Power Module is only designed to power APM, a RC receiver and APM accessories (GPS, 3DR radio). It isnotdesigned to power servos. Use your aircraft's own ESC/BEC for that.
The maximum input voltage 20V, maximum current measurable 90A, to achieve the control panel on battery power and voltage monitoring. The design parameters of voltage and current detector design parameters consistent with 3DR official ground station (mission planer) settings can be set directly refer to the official Wiki.
Note: The Power Module is only designed to power APM/Arduflyer, a RC receiver and accessories (GPS, Radio telemetry). It is not designed to power servos. Use your aircraft's own ESC/BEC for that.
Packet content:
100% Brand New
1 x Power Module
1 x P cable 150mm
The APM 2.5 Power Module is a simple way of providing your APM 2.5 with clean power from a LiPo battery as well as current consumption and battery voltage measurements, all through a 6-pos cable. The on-board switching regulator outputs 5.3V and a maximum of 2.25A from up to a 4S LiPo battery. The Power Module comes completely assembled with Deans connectors, and wrapped in shrink tubing for protection.
Used to detect the battery voltage and the battery current, flight control board receives two signals, calculate the remaining battery power, estimate the remaining flight time. In addition the module also comes with BEC function, you can output 5.3 DC, 3A maximum continuous current for the flight control board to provide a stable power supply. Another signal cable connectors are used in Japan original fittings, non-domestic joint, so APM flight control board and reliable connection between the power supply module.
T Plug:
Max input voltage: 30V
Max current sensing: 90A
Voltage and current measurement configured for 5V ADC
Switching regulator outputs 5.3V and 3A max
6P molex cable plugs directly to APM/Arduflyer 2.5's 'PM' connector
Note: The Power Module is only designed to power APM/Arduflyer, a RC receiver and accessories (GPS, Radio telemetry). It is not designed to power servos. Use your aircraft's own ESC/BEC for that.
Color: black& red
Size:137mm
Cable length: 192mm
Net Weight: 27g
XT60 plug:
Max input voltage: 30V
Max current sensing: 90A
Size:25*21*9mm
Net weight:25g
Weight :35g
Voltage and current measurement configured for 5V ADC
Switching regulator outputs 5.3V and 3A max
6-pos DF13 cable plugs directly to APM 2.5's 'PM' connector
Note: The Power Module is only designed to power APM, a RC receiver and APM accessories (GPS, 3DR radio). It isnotdesigned to power servos. Use your aircraft's own ESC/BEC for that.
The maximum input voltage 20V, maximum current measurable 90A, to achieve the control panel on battery power and voltage monitoring. The design parameters of voltage and current detector design parameters consistent with 3DR official ground station (mission planer) settings can be set directly refer to the official Wiki.
Note: The Power Module is only designed to power APM/Arduflyer, a RC receiver and accessories (GPS, Radio telemetry). It is not designed to power servos. Use your aircraft's own ESC/BEC for that.
Packet content:
100% Brand New
1 x Power Module
1 x P cable 150mm
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- Item will be shipped within 1-2 business days
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- 30 days warranty from the purchased date. Please contact us via email before returning the defective item.
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