CC BEC PRO voltage

[joedave]

on the CC BEC pro there are 2 output leads so wondered what voltage to choose. is the voltage the overall voltage of the two leads or is it the voltage for each lead? just wanted to check before i fried something. couldn't find anything on the internet so any help will be appreciated greatly!:)!

[morpheus2010]

on the CC BEC pro there are 2 output leads so wondered what voltage to choose. is the voltage the overall voltage of the two leads or is it the voltage for each lead? just wanted to check before i fried something. couldn't find anything on the internet so any help will be appreciated greatly!:)!

CC beC pro has two output leads. plug both into different ports on your receiver or into two Y harnesses to carry the most current. Servo connectors are not intended to carry more than 5 amps continuously. if your application draws more than 10 amps continuously, please replace these connectors with a connector rated for your amperage.

see: http://www.castlecreations.com/support/documents/cc_bec_pro_user_guide.pdf

Looks like you connect them in parallel - The Output voltage is programmable using Castle link

see : http://www.castlecreations.com/products/ccbec.html#

Check the outputs with a DMM if they are already what you need to drive receiver no need to program

[joedave]

thanks for the help. it says 'Servo connectors are not intended to carry more than 5 amps continuously. if your application draws more than 10 amps continuously, please replace these connectors with a connector rated for your amperage.' this would suggest that the voltage is the overall voltage but please can someone confirm this for me?