Hobbyking OSD System Power Module

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	Hobbyking OSD System Power Module

The OSD power module is the most essential component of the Hobbyking OSD
system. It supplies the power to the all OSD components, and at the same time senses the
real-time current and voltage of the power battery. Normally, the motor power should be
supplied via this power module to sense the real-time power battery status. The power
module connects to the Hobbyking OSD systemmain board are connected with the
supplied 4-pin connector cable.

Specs:
Dimensions: 57x13x31
Weight: 23g

*Note: This item is an individual component of the Hobbyking OSD System. Please see related items below for additional items required to complete your OSD system.

PRODUCT ID: APAC-PM

35g

10+

$21.67

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Total of 4 discussions.

Gerald

1 points - 2/5/2013

I did the same did you figure out if it burnt anything else? Crazy it was just for a split second too.

Carl Allen

83 points - 2/2/2013

:( I had just connected the battery to the power module in opposite direction.. burned it! just asking if the main module is affected by it? and if not then I guess I need to get me new power module then? don't critiQ.. I learned my lesson! :)

Stefanokx

1 points - 4/12/2012

which side is the plus and the minus of the deans plug t ?

david2436

26 points

Holding it so the connector looks like a T, the positive is the top horizontal one, and the negative is the bottom vertical one (closest to the 4-pin connector).