This throttle would be cool on the Rover.

[Lost]

https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=MGM3Z1FmNDloVE9paDBlY2hqejU5SVY3bXZQbXdB

Checkout about half way down the throttle with integrated voltage readout.

Found it here: (Link Removed - No Longer Exists)

The voltage readout would be handy because that is the one thing that is missing on the display, I find the battery gauge pretty useless. Voltage is a sure fire way to know exactly what is int he battery.

 

[Pa1adin]

Just FYI thought, a voltage readout will "usually" fluctuate under load just like the bars on the stock display do. So don't expect a nice steady readout you can go by to know exactly how much is left in the battery.

Of course that could be reading it differently and that is all moot.

I agree it would be very useful though. And would look cool. ii

That is a cool project the guy is doing though. I like stuff like that.

 

[AguassissiM]

That is quite a project .

 

[Lost]

Just FYI thought, a voltage readout will "usually" fluctuate under load just like the bars on the stock display do. So don't expect a nice steady readout you can go by to know exactly how much is left in the battery.

Of course that could be reading it differently and that is all moot.

I agree it would be very useful though. And would look cool. ii

That is a cool project the guy is doing though. I like stuff like that.

Drones are a steady readout because their load is relatively steady (Been RC for decades and FPV for 5 years). The voltage drop is because of internal resistance inherent to a battery cell. But standing voltage is where we can really gauge how much juice is left. It is internal resistance n a cell that eventually makes it unusable for us, they start to get hot, and capacity drops through the floor.

Yes, a very cool project.

 

[BVC]

Interesting idea