Power Module 5.3V BEC with XT60 Plug Compatible with APM2.5 APM2.6 APM2.8 APM Pixhawk Flight Controller

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The FPVDrone Power Module V1.0 with XT60 male and female XT60 connectors is a good description consistent with the picture and the product I received. The bulleted product description indicates that the Module comes assembled with Deans connectors. To be clear - the device received includes XT60 connectors and not Deans connectors.The module provides a 5.3V regulated ouput up to 2.25A from a LiPo battery. Intenended to Provide power to the APM, RC Receiver, GPS, and 3DR radio. The Power Module is not intended to supply power to any servos.A six wire cable from the Power Module is plugged into your Pixhawk/APM power port. This enables current consumption and battery voltage measurement data to you Flight Controller via the DF13 plug. The six wire cable is approximately 7-inches long.The battery cable is 12AWG extending approximately 6-inches between the male and female XT60 connectors.Overall the product is well made and soldered connections are protected by Clear, Red, or Black heat shrink appropriate to protect the otherwise exposed connections.

Pretty straight forward. No problems when plugging in my 4S batteries. Seems accurate. Not sure why people are having problems. Working well for me so far.

You can use this for an Arduino project to read voltage easily. The amp readings are extremely low. Possibly 3.3 volt logic? I haven't gotten anything to read well. It outputs consistent readings, but all extremely low. We're talking 5 amps reading around 30 out of a supposed 1024. Those numbers are way off.

Will not calibrate voltage or current. Tried both that I ordered. I may have a setting wrong. But I’ve built enough of these things to know. Can’t find any documentation to verify.

Works fine

Fried immediately the moment power is hooked up.

Can’t get these to work on hexacopter build. The voltage is way off. I calibrated in mission planner as well. Will show correct voltage until I take off them voltage drops from 12.6 volts to 10.5! Does this with any battery I use even 4s.