For Spectrum users with telemetry modules for voltage

[38super]

Hi Guy's
I have a Dji f550 with the new E300 system. Radio is a Spectrum 9. I rely on the telemetry modules to give me temp,voltage of on board battery condition
I like real time info. I have a question for people that use voltage sensor. This come's in dean's plug and a few other plugs but not tx60 plug
I was some what concerned about the gage of wire used... it is very thin compared to say standard lipo battery wire. To me it looked like a weak link
So I connected two new tx60 plugs and a much heavier gage wire just for peace of mind . Anyone else ever give this a thought ?

 

[Benjamin Kenobi]

I just wired mine straight to the main power cables and didn't use the extra connectors or anything. It's just the voltage you're measuring so the gauge of wire isn't important. Think of it like touching the main power cables with a multimeter, getting a reading rather than having the current passing through.

Cool? :nevreness:

 

[stitch1615]

Hi Guy's
I have a Dji f550 with the new E300 system. Radio is a Spectrum 9. I rely on the telemetry modules to give me temp,voltage of on board battery condition
I like real time info. I have a question for people that use voltage sensor. This come's in dean's plug and a few other plugs but not tx60 plug
I was some what concerned about the gage of wire used... it is very thin compared to say standard lipo battery wire. To me it looked like a weak link
So I connected two new tx60 plugs and a much heavier gage wire just for peace of mind . Anyone else ever give this a thought ?

mine with the thin wire works just fine.