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    Hi all heeellppp
    I am putting new electrics into a nitro Morley bell 47 I know how to connect the servos and the gyro
    but im a bit confused as how to go from the battery to the receiver
    I also want to use an on board glow plug driver that is controlled by the throttle
    diagrams most welcome
    DX6I
    blade 450x
    Morley Bell 47g RNLI colours 1/9th scale
    Morley bell 47g in a pearl purple and white

  • #2
    From battery to Rx is up to you really, do you want to include a switch, have you got a regulator that you want to use. Do you want redundancy or do you want to keep it simple.

    The on board glow, any ideas which make. Let us know what you're thinking and i'm sure answers will be forthcoming
    Humble owner of 7 Eddie Gold Stars and Ex - member of Mk Heli Club
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    • #3
      hi thanks yes I would like it simple
      yes I want to have an on off switch
      I have seen this on e-bay for the glow plug a V.S. on-board Glow Plug Driver
      and no I don't have a regulator (didn't know I needed one) what would you suggest
      DX6I
      blade 450x
      Morley Bell 47g RNLI colours 1/9th scale
      Morley bell 47g in a pearl purple and white

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      • #4
        hi when you say I need a regulator is that a BEC that I need or some other sort of regulator
        also the on off switch can that be a standard toggle switch and lastly would the glow driver I found do the job or do I need something different
        your reply's would be most welcome
        thanks
        DX6I
        blade 450x
        Morley Bell 47g RNLI colours 1/9th scale
        Morley bell 47g in a pearl purple and white

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        • #5
          Apologies, other things got in the way of replying. You don't need a regulator it's a way of dropping voltage from a 2S LiPo for your radio gear to 6 or less volts and keeping it there. Some regulators have a dedicated soft switch, IE no mechanical contacts and are reliable, more reliable than a normal 2 position switch.

          You can power direct off the 2S or LiFe as long as your radio gear support it. Personally I don't use on/off switches but I'm assuming in a scale heli you don't want to be using an XT60 connector as your on and off.

          I've never come across the glow unit you've found, maybe someone else has. I do know that the Gryphon units come well respected and reliable such as this

          Gryphon Auto Booster Remote Operated Glow Igniter GAB-5500

          I'm sure the one you found will do the job just as well though. Fastlad also have some low cost units

          RC Device Universal wide voltage Glow Plug Driver RCD3001

          Or, give me your address and I've got a prolux one lying around somewhere that I'll never fit

          Automatic Onboard Glow Plug Driver Igniter Starter- no more Glow Starter!! | eBay
          Humble owner of 7 Eddie Gold Stars and Ex - member of Mk Heli Club
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          • #6
            hi thanks for the reply
            the glow plug drivers that you have suggested don't seem to have the throttle control
            i.e. yours you have to push a button or flick a switch
            the one I've found on e-bay is fully automatic and responds to the throttle position
            V.S. on-board Glow Plug Driver (supports LiPo 2S/3S, NiCd 1S/2S) | eBay
            would this be ok as I need a low tick over to stop the clutch from engaging and spinning up the rotor while it warms up
            and the added safety of it not staling on landing

            so if I needed a regulator would this do the job as I don't want to burn out the servos or the receiver
            Castle Creations BEC Switching Regulator

            and to switch the whole lot on and off a toggle switch next to the battery would that be ok
            the battery that I will be using is a Align high power li polymer 30c 7.4v 2200mah
            DX6I
            blade 450x
            Morley Bell 47g RNLI colours 1/9th scale
            Morley bell 47g in a pearl purple and white

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            • #7
              You don't need to use a regulator for instance if your servos are HV. On the glow driver front the main supply looks as if it comes direct from the LiPo, how are you thinking of splicing this into the Rx supply.

              Is the Bell flybarred
              Humble owner of 7 Eddie Gold Stars and Ex - member of Mk Heli Club
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              • #8
                I was just going to split the power at the on/off switch
                a switch something like this
                 On/Off Toggle Flick Switch (12v 24v) Double Pole | eBay

                the bell has a fly bar
                DX6I
                blade 450x
                Morley Bell 47g RNLI colours 1/9th scale
                Morley bell 47g in a pearl purple and white

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                • #9
                  I suppose it's as good as anything.
                  Humble owner of 7 Eddie Gold Stars and Ex - member of Mk Heli Club
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                  • #10
                    thanks for your help
                    DX6I
                    blade 450x
                    Morley Bell 47g RNLI colours 1/9th scale
                    Morley bell 47g in a pearl purple and white

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