PowerBox PowerExpander SRS with MPX Connector

Description The PowerExpander SRS makes it possible to exploit all the channels provided by your radio control system when using small but highly-specified receivers. Safety is also significantly enhanced because two receivers can be connected to the PowerExpander SRS. The integral Serial Receiver System selects any receiver, and - if an error should occur - switches over automatically to the receiver which is still operating. This represents a simple method of doubling the number of receiver aerials. The unit is fitted with a high-current socket to ensure that the power supply can cope with the large number of channels that it makes available. It also features an output carrying the S-BUS signal, which makes it possible to use any radio control system in conjunction with an S-BUS wiring arrangement. As a power supply, we recommend the PowerBox BaseLog or the PowerBox Gemini II. PowerBox PowerExpander SRS Features Access to a maximum of eighteen channels Simple wiring: the receivers are connected using a serial link Integral SRS, allowing the use of two receivers Compatible with: Futaba, Spektrum, Graupner, Jeti, Multiplex and JR High-current power socket MPX or Deans S-BUS output for use in a BUS system Hold/Failsafe option for each output individual User-variable frame rate Can be updated using the PowerBox USB Interface PowerBox PowerExpander SRS Specifications Operating voltage: 4.0V - 9.0V Power supply: 2S LiPo, 2S LiIon, 2S LiFePo, 5S NiCd/NiMH Current drain Power-on state: 25mA Maximum load current: Peak 30A Signal input: serial Supported RC systems: Futaba, Spektrum, Jeti, Graupner, JR, Multiplex Receiver redundancy: SRS Channels: 18 Servo sockets: 18 Servo signal resolution: 0.5µs Signal frame rate: 12ms, 15ms, 18ms, 21ms Dimensions: 55 x 40 x 14 mm Weight: 25g Temperature range: -30°C to 75°C