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I will install it in my Wasabi. The total weight of 2 LiFe 1S batteries + the regmax is lighter than a 4 cells R6 battery, but provide a higher capacity.
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The redundancy is total. There is no primary and secondary battery. As soon as you unplug a battery the device switches automatically to the second battery. When the 2 batteries are connected and running fine, a green led is ON.
A video is better than 1000 words, so here it is:
Greentronic Regmax from Pierre Rondel on Vimeo.
I added more pictures on my Picasaweb: hereGreentronic is not only manufacturing this Regmax, but also different other voltage regulators or dual power.
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