Futaba10CP2,4GHz+R6203SB2.4GHzSbus+Beasx

http://www.rcmodelreviews.com/futabasbus.shtml

Firstly, the bus-cable must be heavy enough to support the current demands of all the servos that will be attached to it. This means that instead of using three extensions, each capable of delivering 5A, a much heavier extension with 15A capability must be used.

This extra current-carrying capability is even more important where the S.BUS cable connects to the receiver, since a large model (such as a 40% gaser) may have as many as 10 hi-torque servos and their combined current-draw could easily exceed 20A or 30A. Connectors capable of this kind of power are neither light nor small (yet, according to the pictures in the Hobbico catalog, standard servo connectors are used which typically are not rated for more than 5 amps). Not good, not good at all.

Takze ano LV mas pravdu, na velke aero S.Bus nie je.

Na FBL heli je to ale fajna vec. Je to defacto analogia pouzitiu satelitov na spektre priamo pribitych na fbl jednotku. Akurat tu je diverzita uz v rx (2 anteny) tj staci 1 "satelit", co sa mne osobne ako krotitelovi mixerov paci ;]

Pilot som myslel ze to beries vazne, ja to beriem ako "hracku" a tak to imho ma byt.
Samozrejme s respektom ktory ku tomu nalezi.

Kazdopadne mas spravne postrehy, sak sa motkas v RC nejaky ten cas ;]