I have 3 of these PDB's and I'm quite happy with them. They have most features one would need. Pros: - 5V and 12V BEC built in - Flexibility in BEC behaviour for 12V - Nice and compact. You can sit this straight onto the carbon fibre with a layer of tape below - no problems at all. Cons: - VTX pass-through never worked for me with 2 different VTX/cam setups - Some fibreglass shards sticking out (easily fixed though) One thing worth mentioning. There's a few fools here who don't understand the fact that if you run a 12V BEC on 3S, which has a nominal voltage of LESS than 12V, that you end up with 10V. Well of course you do! You can't increase the voltage via a standard BEC. Idiots. I have enabled the BEC 12V output on my quads even though I run 3S. The reason I have done this is because my VTX can handle down to 7V, so 10V is not a problem for me.

I have 3 of these PDB's and I'm quite happy with them. They have most features one would need. Pros: - 5V and 12V BEC built in - Flexibility in BEC behaviour for 12V - Nice and compact. You can sit this straight onto the carbon fibre with a layer of tape below - no problems at all. Cons: - VTX pass-through never worked for me with 2 different VTX/cam setups - Some fibreglass shards sticking out (easily fixed though) One thing worth mentioning. There's a few fools here who don't understand the fact that if you run a 12V BEC on 3S, which has a nominal voltage of LESS than 12V, that you end up with 10V. Well of course you do! You can't increase the voltage via a standard BEC. Idiots. I have enabled the BEC 12V output on my quads even though I run 3S. The reason I have done this is because my VTX can handle down to 7V, so 10V is not a problem for me.

I have 3 of these PDB's and I'm quite happy with them. They have most features one would need. Pros: - 5V and 12V BEC built in - Flexibility in BEC behaviour for 12V - Nice and compact. You can sit this straight onto the carbon fibre with a layer of tape below - no problems at all. Cons: - VTX pass-through never worked for me with 2 different VTX/cam setups - Some fibreglass shards sticking out (easily fixed though) One thing worth mentioning. There's a few fools here who don't understand the fact that if you run a 12V BEC on 3S, which has a nominal voltage of LESS than 12V, that you end up with 10V. Well of course you do! You can't increase the voltage via a standard BEC. Idiots. I have enabled the BEC 12V output on my quads even though I run 3S. The reason I have done this is because my VTX can handle down to 7V, so 10V is not a problem for me.

I bought 2 of these , when both are powered from 3S, the 12v bec produce a loud buzz. Even with the bridging pad soldered for VCC. On 4S ,it works fine, no Buzzing. Haven't tried with video equipment yet. Have contacted BG,

I bought 2 of these , when both are powered from 3S, the 12v bec produce a loud buzz. Even with the bridging pad soldered for VCC. On 4S ,it works fine, no Buzzing. Haven't tried with video equipment yet. Have contacted BG,

I bought 2 of these , when both are powered from 3S, the 12v bec produce a loud buzz. Even with the bridging pad soldered for VCC. On 4S ,it works fine, no Buzzing. Haven't tried with video equipment yet. Have contacted BG,

This is the PDB that comes fitted from the factory on the Wizard X220. I've used it on several builds from basic to high-end and I've never had any problems with it. It does everything you need in a quality package and has plenty of pads to solder most multirotor components to including LEDs. Can't comment on the issues some people have had running 3S as I've only ever used it with 4S but I've never had a problem. Most serious flyers run 4S over 3S these days anyway...

This is the PDB that comes fitted from the factory on the Wizard X220. I've used it on several builds from basic to high-end and I've never had any problems with it. It does everything you need in a quality package and has plenty of pads to solder most multirotor components to including LEDs. Can't comment on the issues some people have had running 3S as I've only ever used it with 4S but I've never had a problem. Most serious flyers run 4S over 3S these days anyway...

This is the PDB that comes fitted from the factory on the Wizard X220. I've used it on several builds from basic to high-end and I've never had any problems with it. It does everything you need in a quality package and has plenty of pads to solder most multirotor components to including LEDs. Can't comment on the issues some people have had running 3S as I've only ever used it with 4S but I've never had a problem. Most serious flyers run 4S over 3S these days anyway...

Great PDB. Makes the build look clean and neet. Effective filter for camera and VTX. ON 3S slight buzz, but on 4S no sound.

Great PDB. Makes the build look clean and neet. Effective filter for camera and VTX. ON 3S slight buzz, but on 4S no sound.

Great PDB. Makes the build look clean and neet. Effective filter for camera and VTX. ON 3S slight buzz, but on 4S no sound.

Definitly the best PBD in the market for that price. Good and big solder points. I recommend for racer quads.

Definitly the best PBD in the market for that price. Good and big solder points. I recommend for racer quads.

Definitly the best PBD in the market for that price. Good and big solder points. I recommend for racer quads.

I ordered two of these before reading about the buzzing issues that others were having. upon receiving them I noticed that they are the v3.1 boards so decided to try them out. I soldered up a battery lead and attached a servo lead to the 5v pads. I connected a 3s battery and powered up a receiver no buzzing! I tried a 2s as well with the same results. Glad the problem was resolved.

I ordered two of these before reading about the buzzing issues that others were having. upon receiving them I noticed that they are the v3.1 boards so decided to try them out. I soldered up a battery lead and attached a servo lead to the 5v pads. I connected a 3s battery and powered up a receiver no buzzing! I tried a 2s as well with the same results. Glad the problem was resolved.

I ordered two of these before reading about the buzzing issues that others were having. upon receiving them I noticed that they are the v3.1 boards so decided to try them out. I soldered up a battery lead and attached a servo lead to the 5v pads. I connected a 3s battery and powered up a receiver no buzzing! I tried a 2s as well with the same results. Glad the problem was resolved.

The Matek Mini PDB allows for very easy and clean wiring of your quad. The pads are suitable sizes, easy to solder to and can provide clean voltage at both 5 or 12v to your flight controller, vtx and camera. Unfortunately my last two boards after a few hours of use have died in small crashes with trees, there was no visible damage to any components but no power coming out of the board.

The Matek Mini PDB allows for very easy and clean wiring of your quad. The pads are suitable sizes, easy to solder to and can provide clean voltage at both 5 or 12v to your flight controller, vtx and camera. Unfortunately my last two boards after a few hours of use have died in small crashes with trees, there was no visible damage to any components but no power coming out of the board.

The Matek Mini PDB allows for very easy and clean wiring of your quad. The pads are suitable sizes, easy to solder to and can provide clean voltage at both 5 or 12v to your flight controller, vtx and camera. Unfortunately my last two boards after a few hours of use have died in small crashes with trees, there was no visible damage to any components but no power coming out of the board.

Used on two builds now without a problem. Nice layout for a simple build. it does what it is supposed to do

Used on two builds now without a problem. Nice layout for a simple build. it does what it is supposed to do

Used on two builds now without a problem. Nice layout for a simple build. it does what it is supposed to do

Sembra bello, stesso prodotto come pubblicizzare

Looks nice, same product as advertise

Sembra bello, stesso prodotto come pubblicizzare

buona scheda di distribuzione di potenza per regolatori di velocità. Ci sono due potenti becks per il collegamento di apparecchiature aggiuntive. È importante sottolineare che, una vasta gamma di tensioni di ingresso

good power distribution board for speed controllers. There are two powerful becks for connecting additional equipment. Importantly, a wide range of input voltages. I recommend to buy

buona scheda di distribuzione di potenza per regolatori di velocità. Ci sono due potenti becks per il collegamento di apparecchiature aggiuntive. È importante sottolineare che, una vasta gamma di tensioni di ingresso