Regulators

This nifty little in-line voltage regulator will accept up to 11.1V input and regulate the output to 5V at 1.5A continuous. What's it good for? Use this to keep from frying a 5V servo when connected to a 2S LiPo or 8.4V BEC powered avionics system. Also handy for using other 5V electronics like gyros, gear door sequencers, and more.

This is a stand-alone BEC. It's rated at 14A and because the actual output depends on the input voltage (and temperature), heads up before deciding to get it because maybe you get 14-15A, maybe you don't - depends. Our best advice is read the specs and make sure it'll do what you want because after you buy it, you're going to Castle for help, not us! ProTip: there are two major differences between a battery and a BEC for powering the control subsystem of your model. 1st, a battery will for...

This is a stand-alone BEC. It's rated at 15A and because the actual output depends on the input voltage (and temperature), heads up before deciding to get it because maybe you get 14-15A, maybe you don't - depends. Our best advice is read the specs and make sure it'll do what you want because after you buy it, you're going to Castle for help, not us! ProTip: there are two major differences between a battery and a BEC for powering the control subsystem of your model. 1st, a battery will for...