FPV UBEC Micro 5V 3A / 12V 2A UBEC Adjustable BEC UBEC 2-6S for Quadcopter RC Drone(3PCS)

Used one of these to power my Eachine Trashcan flight controller after it's onboard Bec died. Works great.Edit: Same BEC went into a wing now. Still working great! Still have a backup in the drawer for another build!Highly suggest.

Theres nothing I can add to the excellent, technical review(s) that already exist for this item. Used to power FPV camera off of the flight battery, instead of the FC's integrated voltage regulator.

First BEC, first 6s battery plug in and this thing blew. The good news is that I confirmed for all of you that it is protected. I had this in front of a DJI Air Unit, a $180.00 component. My heart stopped when I saw the “magic smoke”. But to its credit it DID NOT burn up the Air Unit. Very happy about that that’s why I gave it 5 starts even though it burned up. but now I’m leary of the other two. Hope this helps...you decide.

The description of the product is not accurate. As someone else mentioned this is a down converter, not a boost converter. So you won't get 12V on 2S or 3S. 5V works fine, however it was useless for my needs, as I needed 12V on a 2S or 3S.

Ultra small DC-DC converter - by default it outputs 5V but can be set to 12V by soldering a small jumper - I did not test the 12V. I have not seen any with higher efficiency in such a small size.12V input 5V 1A output = 90% efficiency20V input 5V 1A output = 87% efficiency25V input 5V 1A output = 86% efficiency12V input 5V 2A output = 88% efficiency20V input 5V 2A output = 86% efficiency25V input 5V 2A output = 85% efficiencyThe max current this DC-DC will deliver for sustained periods is 2.5A - it likely will support short bursts of higher current. On over-current it shuts down without damage.Dimensions are 9.2x16x3.68mm

This is a buck converter and will not give you 12v if using a 2S battery. Very disappointing.

Don't get too hot either

Use these to supply 5V to VTX on several builds. Works well.