Using the Hota D6 Pro to Power a Servo Testor

[WickedFog]

Since I like to recommend this charger a lot, I wanted to show off one of the coolest features of the Hota D6 Pro - the built in Power Supply task. This turns the D6 Pro into a standalone power supply for powering various electronic components.

I start by soldering up a cable to go from the charger's XT60 port to the servo testor's JR connector using a typical servo extension cable.

From there I setup the charger and show you how to center a servo before installing it in your RC vehicle.

Thanks for watching!

 

[9x19]

Good tip!

 

[tntpoof]

seen many chargers that have this option that will fail soon after using it.

 

[WickedFog]

seen many chargers that have this option that will fail soon after using it.

Which chargers are you referring to? And why do they fail? And how soon?

 

[Mike_Step]

Excellent video, Thank you!!

 

[Greywolf74]

Since I like to recommend this charger a lot, I wanted to show off one of the coolest features of the Hota D6 Pro - the built in Power Supply task. This turns the D6 Pro into a standalone power supply for powering various electronic components.

I start by soldering up a cable to go from the charger's XT60 port to the servo testor's JR connector using a typical servo extension cable.

From there I setup the charger and show you how to center a servo before installing it in your RC vehicle.

Thanks for watching!

I have those same Irwin wire strippers. I love Irwin tools

Which chargers are you referring to? And why do they fail? And how soon?

*crickets*

 

[WickedFog]

I have those same Irwin wire strippers. I love Irwin tools


*crickets*

They work so good it's kinda scary.