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SGProducts would like to introduce its latest evolution of the Reactor Dual Regulator- now called the REACTOR X. Already known around the world as a high quality power system for helicopters comes this newest edition; incorporating new features making it the best power system for R/C helicopter applications.
New high current, high voltage servos are now entering the r/c heli marketplace. These servos are unsafe to use with single power connectors, inadequate switch harnesses, and under-gauge wiring found on standard power setups and even other regulators. Brown-outs to the RX, major voltage drops during flight, and inconsistent in-flight feel can be expected with a “stock” power setup while trying to use new high power servos.
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Reactor X has been specifically designed for use with all standard and digital servos as well as new generation high performance servos offered from JR and Futaba allowing high current and high voltage use. Reactor X retains the three servo bus with direct battery regulated power offered at 6.0V and 6.8V. This exclusive feature ensures maximum current allowance to the servos for the most responsive and electronically correct power setup on the market today.

Reactor X features include:
- New “Never-shut-down” circuitry ensures constant power delivery in any possible condition.
- New red anodized heat sink for reliable operation with any type of servos, radio system and harshest of environments.
- Exclusive Voltage Bus selectable output setting: CCPM servos can be operated at 6.0V or 6.8V when using new generation high current JR servo or Futaba brushless servos. A small switch on the Reactor now allows the user to pick the desired output voltage. No setup required.
- Receiver and tail servo/gyro operate at rock steady 5.2V.
- Peak system amperage draw is now over 15A to support multiple high current drain servos and extreme 3D flight.
- Proven design used in 3D and F3C competitions. Reactor X prototypes won the 2007 World Championship Hiroki Ito 1st , Scott Gray 2nd. Other top pilots using Reactor X include: 3D Masters Champion Chen Zarfati, Lukas Riva, Leon Luke, Kyle Stacy, Colin Bell, and others…
- Legacy Reactor features such as quick charge cable, direct power to servos, redundant RX power, and fail-safe-on switch all remain.

Each ‘Reactor-X’ Package Contents include:
1 “Reactor X” new generation triple output regulator system 5.2V / 6.0 / 6.8V
3 dual male servo leads (JR type connector)
1 on/off switch jumper connector
1 instruction manual with illustrations
Reactor-X Features and Specifications:
| Input Voltage Supply |
7.2-7.4V nominal |
| Output 1 (CCPM/3Servo BUS) |
6.0V or 6.8V selectable; 10A+ |
| Output 2 (RX, Gyro, Tail Rotor) |
5.2V; 5.0A MAX |
| On/Off Failsafe |
Reactor failsafe to ON if switch failure |
| Compatibility |
JR, Spektrum, Futaba, Hitec, etc. |
| Battery types supported |
Li-Poly, Li-Ion, Ni-MH, Ni-Cad |
| Fast charge capable |
Included fast charge cable |
| Weight |
56.5g |
Price: $134.95
Suggested Retail Price ($USD)
Availability:
Direct sales, dealer and distributor inquiries contact scott@scottgrayrc.com
PH 519 208-0361
FAX 519 749-1315
Some of our dealers and distributors include:
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EXTREME 3D
RECOMMENDED SETUP
For the ultimate in speed and consistent feel 90 and 50 class helis
REACTOR X
Bus setting 6.8V
JR 8717 Servos (x3)
Thunder Power 2100mah 2S battery (TP2100-2SPL)
The 6.8V Bus setting is safe for continuous use with JR 8717 servos. This setup will offer more consistent in flight feel compared to running direct 7.4V to the high voltage servos because the voltage level stays constant at all current loads with ReactorX. Lightweight TP2100 battery will offer 3-4 high energy flights, and low weight. |
F3C / 90 SIZE SPORT FLYER
RECOMMENDED SETUP
Consistent precision
REACTOR X
Bus setting 6.0V
JR 8317 Servos 3xCCPM
Thunder Power 3300mah 2S battery (TP3300-2SXV)
Precision JR 8317 servos are fast and offer very smooth feel for F3C type flying. The large capacity Thunder Power 3300mah Battery will allow many flights before charging is required (6-8 flights). This is the 2005&2007 WC 1st and 2nd place power setup. A smaller battery can be used for 50 size machines. |
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