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The Matek PDB-HEX 12S Power Distribution Board is engineered for X-class hexacopters and quadcopters, supporting 2 to 12S LiPo batteries with a wide 6~60V input range. Featuring a high-precision 264A current sensor and a versatile 5A regulator with selectable 5V, 9V, and 12V outputs, it ensures efficient power delivery and monitoring. Its robust ESC power pads handle up to 60A continuous and 100A burst currents, making it ideal for high-performance FPV drone builds. Compact and lightweight, itโs a must-have for serious drone pilots seeking reliability and advanced power management.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 14 Reviews |
R**Y
over all fast delivery and great product worked well.......!!!!!!
pdb worked very well...!!! will buy another one soon..!
B**S
Ehhhhh
Board works great, but to figure out exactly how to wire it properly is a little less than hell on earth. What little you can find out online is pretty much worthless and since it does not come with instructions or full wiring diagrams or even a picture of wires already soldered on in a completed set up, you will need to have some knowledge before hand. NOT a board for beginners, however they are cheap enough to replace if you get it wrong. Which I did.....3 times. To the makers of this board.......INCLUDE SOME F*****ING INSTRUCTIONS!!!!!!!!!
H**K
Heavy duty Power Distribution Board
Glad to find this since in the modern world PDBs aren't easy to find. It does fit into a normal stack (30x30) and it is easy to figure out if you remember that for a quad you can ignore 2 of the motor outputs. The plug in harness works with the 4 motor connections at the corners. If you are having problems figuring out the wiring, you can use a multimeter to trace out the connections. I have mine flying in a retro 5" frame with no problems.
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