I'm looking for a stable 12V source - not sure if there's a way to open her up and voila, or if I'm best off attaching a small 12V battery and just eating the inconvenience.
Its called a buck converter. You can find them all over ebay as well as electronics places like adafruit, MCM, Mauser, etc.
Most will take from 4 to 40v in so that will handle the 14v of the charged battery down to the point where the bird ain't flying anyway voltage.
You can either tap the battery or you can tap it off the lugs in the battery compartment of the bird. Guess it depends on what you need 12v for.
The LED headlight kit on Amazon - it comes with the slim connectors you speak of, i have the LED headlight on my P3 & the battery clips in like normal. Might be worth buying the kit rather than trying to find the slim connectors like they have, i am sure they will not give you specifications.Nice. I might try this. Say I want to tap the battery to connect the converter - do you know of a simple/nonintrusive way to do this? Some kind of slim-form adapter that still allows the battery to click into secure placement?
Sweet! Looks like the specs are simply... "through the vent"The LED headlight kit on Amazon - it comes with the slim connectors you speak of, i have the LED headlight on my P3 & the battery clips in like normal. Might be worth buying the kit rather than trying to find the slim connectors like they have, i am sure they will not give you specifications.
It comes with a current limiting chip already (12v) just what you need, & not a bad price either.
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Lol, yea a few reviewers chewed them out for no instructions, but it is a matter of minutes as far as installation, i suppose the manufacturers of the light kit assume everyone would understand how to install without instructions.Sweet! Looks like the specs are simply... "through the vent"![]()
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