I've done a fair bit of flying with my BLS451 running direct off 2S lipo on my 600n.
After fitting the beastX everything is now back on 6v via the align 2 in1.
I want to return to a split power supply with RX and swash servos running on 8v, but everything else including the BeastX running on 6v.
I could put the 8v through Rx and BeastX, and just split the tail servo off - that would be simpler.
Does anyone have experience of running the beastX on 8v? I see they only show 6v for the BLS servos though futaba rate them on 8v now.
Can anyone point me to someone having problems doing it?
While the precision of the heli is transformed, I did notice my swash servos were slower if you wiggled the stick (like for crack) than they were before when they were on 8v.
Perhaps I risk my servos on 8v - but perhaps I risk frying my 2in1 running all the electrics with flybarless? (though current drain is probably half that compared to ds610 servos).
After fitting the beastX everything is now back on 6v via the align 2 in1.
I want to return to a split power supply with RX and swash servos running on 8v, but everything else including the BeastX running on 6v.
I could put the 8v through Rx and BeastX, and just split the tail servo off - that would be simpler.
Does anyone have experience of running the beastX on 8v? I see they only show 6v for the BLS servos though futaba rate them on 8v now.
Can anyone point me to someone having problems doing it?
While the precision of the heli is transformed, I did notice my swash servos were slower if you wiggled the stick (like for crack) than they were before when they were on 8v.
Perhaps I risk my servos on 8v - but perhaps I risk frying my 2in1 running all the electrics with flybarless? (though current drain is probably half that compared to ds610 servos).

.. I'll see if I can find the threads for you. Yes.. the Bx runs weird judderly slow on the bench.. its just the way it is and fine in the air. 

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