Rex 12

But then you could also lead the two mpx together and Connect it to the Rex 12 epc mpx Right...

Makes no difference If you brigde Them before or afterwards.

Regards
Nicolas

Nicolas wrote: But then you could also lead the two mpx together and Connect it to the Rex 12 epc mpx Right...

Makes no difference If you brigde Them before or afterwards.

Regards
Nicolas

No, this is not correct. The MPX plugs of the Powerbox device are two independent battery inputs(!) that can't be used as outputs. This particular device has a built-in voltage regulator circuit. So the Powerbox MPX plugs must be connected to the batteries and the JR plugs are two parallel power outputs.

BR
Martin.

Clear, but both oututs are regulated, I was Only talking/refering about the Output which is equal... If you using a JR, XT30, tdean or what so ever connector, Not about the input...

If you Bridge the two mpx(whatever Output connectors) together it makes no difference If you use the mpx and the Jr which are Bridged together in the RX itself. They end Up at the Same Lane Right?

Regards
Nicolas

To clarify:



Source: Page 12 of www.flashrc.com/images/produits/22486/63...ungsanleitung-fr.pdf

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Nicolas wrote: Clear Sie, but both are regulated, I was Only talking/refering about the Output which is equal...Not the input

If you Bridge the two mpx together it makes no difference If you use the mpx and the Jr which are Bridged together in the RX itself. They end Up at the Same Lane Right?

Regards
Nicolas

I think we are talking a bit cross purposes

V+ and V- of the receiver's MPX and the receiver's JR connectors are connected.

The two MPX plugs of the Powerbox device are independent battery inputs and cannot be bridged.

The two JR plugs of the Powerbox device are the power outputs and can be bridged.

I am not sure which two MPX's ("If you Bridge the two mpx together it makes no difference...") you are refering to, most probably this is our misunderstanding


BR
Martin.