RC Switch

[JamesDavies]

What are people using these days for their RC electronic switcher? Are Electronise switchers still a thing?

[typhoon_driver]

I'm sure they are but there are far smaller alternatives nowadays

http://www.technobotsonline.com/polo...de-mosfet.html

[maddox10]

Team RCC uses 3 kinds of RC switch.

In Bullfrog (and Kan-Opener) we use the Alex Battleswitch. Austrian perfection...

For Hannibalito3 we have the Turnigy RC switch some problems in the past with them, but quality control has been improved.

Third option is the IBF 4.1 ESC. A dual channel + 1 weapon channel ESC.
Hannibalito3 uses the IBF 4.5 ESC what was designed for us. Dual channel ESC, no weaponchannel.

[leorcc]

In short, we use anything but a battleswitch.

[Garfie489]

Another option my team runs exclusively is a switch made by Team Nuts.

The dual relay in Dystopia was designed specifically for it and is the only relay which can handle it's demands, it's smaller and higher spec than anything else I used and Dystopia tried nearly every option and burned through them - its also either the same price or cheaper than most other options i found

Just never use a battleswitch as Leo says.

[JamesDavies]

Thanks guys- how would I get in touch with TeamNuts?

[widow_twanky]

Titans axe runs off one of these http://www.technobotsonline.com/tech...ay-type-a.html

[Rapidrory]

Thanks guys- how would I get in touch with TeamNuts?

You called?

single channel switches are £20, dual or triple channel are £25. Ratings are 8A at up to 100V