iwaver board datas?
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September 14, 2007 at 10:07 pm #12830
Hello!
I need to know how much volts and amps can handle the stock iwaver 02 board,can anyone help me?
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September 15, 2007 at 12:24 am #61047
Hey Jolyboss. Due to the simple steering “h-bridge in a chip” system on the iwavers you really can’t go above 4.8V. You will fry the steering motor chip if you do so. You can stop this by placing a 2-3Ohm resistor in series with the steering motor when driving the PCB on 6cells nimg or 2S li-ion/poly.
As for amps, nothing below 40 – 45 turns on 4.8V.
cheers,
ph2t.
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September 15, 2007 at 11:39 am #61048
ok,thanks!
With 2-3 Ohm you mean 1 resistor per wire?Do they exist so small?(2-3 Ohm?) -
September 16, 2007 at 1:56 am #61115
yeah dude just on one of the motor wires. yes you can get them that low, but they are pretty hard to find. not likely to get them from your average electronics store.
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September 16, 2007 at 6:39 pm #61116
Can anyone help me in doing this mod with an iwaver EB?
here’s the pic
Circle black:negative battery link
circle red:…guess what??? 😀
square it’s the motor…
Actally I don’t know whci of each couple is + or -…I remember for sure that they were alterante…but I don’t remember which of the servo motor and pot wires is the positive and negative…circle yellow is servo motor and green the pot wires…I think… 😕
***EDIT***
the 2 hlos circle-rounded are not tp plug batteries,but near each one there’s a soldered tip…those are to plug batteries…
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September 16, 2007 at 9:31 pm #61117
i’ve done the same sorta thing, transplanting iw boards where they don’t normally go.
i forget which is pos or neg when it comes to the servo motor/pot wires but trial and error is fine. if the servo is reversed swap both the motor and pot wires (or if your tx has a servo reverse switch…)
if the servo is trying to pull all the way to one side then just swap the servo motor wires.
the power switch goes on the pos battery lead, just be sure to choose a switch that will cope with the current. better yet ditch the switch. :8ball:
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September 16, 2007 at 9:50 pm #61118
AM I right with the pos/neg battery connection on the board,the ones near the motor?
I wouldn’t like to plug the battery and fry everything…
about the switch,I’ll go to bypass it,using a dean..this should not be a problem..I’ll run a speedy 07 BB,nothing so drawing…it has 52 turns… -
September 16, 2007 at 10:38 pm #61119
here ya go, i’ve labelled the v+ and v- in the attached pic. :8ball:
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September 16, 2007 at 10:57 pm #61120
great,so I’m right also to about motor plugs…I’ll try this after I finish two other projects that are giving me som troubles…
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September 17, 2007 at 8:06 am #61123
@jollyboss 226336 wrote:
so I’m right also to about motor plugs
yep, same deal. if it runs backwards swap the wires or reverse the channel :8ball:
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