BEC data (Manufacturers data)
Voltage: 8,2V
Durable current: 10A
Peak current: 15A
Additional: Scorpion Backup Guard
Test components / settings
Logo 800 XXTreme w/o blades
Swash servos: Savox SB 2271 SG
Tail servo: Savox SB 2272 MG
Standard VStabi Blueline
Futaba S-Bus
Pitchpump 100
The Scorpion backup guard should give you a voltage stabilization in flight and a backup power source for a possible BEC failure.
It is able to improve the voltage in normal use - but having a look at the peaks we'll notice its limits.
The RC voltage drops down of about 4 Volts here. The current draw grows up to 15 A. This combination seem to work well on the field but having a look at our scope we will notice that the rest voltage of 4,2 V is a bit low.
If you unplug the WR BEC and test the guard function, you have a possible working heli (Voltage drops down from 5 to 3V in a direction change) but event log entries:
This backup isn't safe. 5 Amps are far too less for HV servos in a 800 machine ...