Turnigy 5A (8-26v) SBEC for Lipo

Maybe this SBEC does provide 5A continuously, but it does like peak of current.
I tried with a FrSky RX (S6R & S8R) which does require a very good power supply. It just doesn't work. As soon as all servos are moving (6 servos on a BiXler3), the RX is constantly rebooting.
Lucky for me, I also order some YEP SBEC. With YEP SBEC everything is working like a charm.
In conclusion, cheap to buy, but cheap design.

Un premier modèle de ce SBec ne fonctionnait pas. HK m'en a renvoyé gratuitement un autre qui fonctionne. Merci HK.

I bought 5 of this BECs and I am very disappointed. I tested everyone, but more than 3 Amps are not possible. On 3 Amps the output voltage drops to 3,5 Volt and the BECs get very hot. I would declare this BEC as a "2,5A, max 3A" BEC, not more.

Be careful with this BEC. I had to add extra capacitor at the output side otherwise
output voltage went down when current was about 2 amps.

Have running some of this. Works perfect. It easy feeds 6pcs of powersucking 9g Digi Servos in a 2,5m Glider without making some electric trash. I'm happy with it!!

works great and its small and light weight

Great use for power up CDI and RX

Works well and the wires are a decent length to begin with so no fussing around trying to get power to it from the main battery. I chose to power it separately from a 2s 1000mah pack for use in one of my large EDF models.

Very good and stable voltage.

This powers a Raspberry Pi 1 Model B just fine.
But it won't allow a Raspberry Pi 2 to boot - it continually tries to boot but browns out after a second or two, and then repeats. This Pi was tested good using a USB power supply both before and after the test with the SBEC.
Both Pis were tested with a 5200MaH battery, with the SBEC set to 5V and connected to the 5V/GND GPIO pins of the Pi (via a Pi Cobbler and breadboard).
Here's the battery used: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=84097