Recently, Tony Walsham announced that RCS would be shipping in late Feb a unit that plugs into the Ames socket on the K-27. That would imply RCS compatibility with the wiring and the ability of the socket to carry the current which I believe has been set at 3A(?).
In the Jurassic Park thread, TOC has removed the Ames socket and other wiring too to install a current RCS product. In the writeup, it was disclosed that a 6A unit was used because the motor stall current was measured at 3A.
Is the collective wisdom that the Ames socket is high enough capacity to handle the stall current?
Regards ... Doug
In the Jurassic Park thread, TOC has removed the Ames socket and other wiring too to install a current RCS product. In the writeup, it was disclosed that a 6A unit was used because the motor stall current was measured at 3A.
Is the collective wisdom that the Ames socket is high enough capacity to handle the stall current?
Regards ... Doug