voltage limits info

In case it's helpful to anyone else, since it didn't seem to be documented, I asked about the voltage range this receiver supports,

here's the response I got:

"That receiver can handle 4.8v to 9.6v input directly, but what ever you plug into it ie: servos must be able to handle the same

voltage. If you use an ESC then is doesn't matter as the ESC will regulate the main lipos voltage down to 5V.

A 3s lipo directly into it is not a good idea. ... Thru an ESC or BEC(voltage Regulator) no problem."

Even though they say the lower voltage limit is 4.8 volts, I have successfully operated it off of 3.3 volts, though obviously there's no

guarantee of reliable, flawless behavior beyond the official specs.

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In case it's helpful to anyone else, since it didn't seem to be documented, I asked about the voltage range this receiver supports, here's the response I got: "That receiver can handle 4.8v to 9.6v input directly, but what ever you plug into it ie: servos must be able to handle the same voltage. If you use an ESC then is doesn't matter as the ESC will regulate the main lipos voltage down to 5V. A 3s lipo directly into it is not a good idea. ... Thru an ESC or BEC(voltage Regulator) no problem.