R / C Reporter-E External Voltage Version
The R/C Reporter-E differs from the standard R/C Reporter in its ability to make external voltage measurements. This capability requires the soldered connection of a voltage input wire. �Which version is right for you? In most cases, the standard version is best - it's easy to install and monitors your critical receiver battery. However, if you fly an electric model with a BEC (Battery Eliminator Circuit) or you use a voltage regulator, you might be more interested in monitoring the raw motor battery voltage. The following table summarizes differences between the versions.
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Voltmeter Source: Receiver voltage (connected internally) External Voltage Voltmeter Connection: No external wiring needed Requires soldered connection of 1 wire Voltmeter Maximum: 7.50V 70.0V Voltmeter Resolution: 0.01V 0.1V Default low-voltage warning threshold: 4.60V* 0.0V (feature off)*
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R / C Reporter R / C Reporter-E
* The low-voltage warning threshold can be changed by using the optional Computer Interface adapter. All other functions and features (including the new Minimum Voltage Capture feature) are identical for the two versions.
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