Recent content by wjg707

The throttle could also be limited by a zener diode, if you knew the voltage corresponding to your desired top speed. You probably wouldn't have to disconnect anything else to add it. If you put the diode between ground and the throttle wire it would shunt the excess voltage to ground...

The speed limiter on my Arwibon Q6 Pro is working (except they call it 'economy mode') It's similar to your L6 Pro; it has a nearly identical name and description. On mine there's an interconnecting wire set between controller A & B, on which one wire is white/blue (which controls the...

I think that the throttles are all the same in their voltage output range, regardless of their placement or method of obtaining that voltage. The hall-type thumb throttle that I have has an output voltage of 0.5-4.3v which seems to be the same as you'd get from a standard pot with a wiper...