Dagoberto I've not tried it, but I DON'T recommend you do it: It can overheat, the higher voltage can cause a current surge, and the rotary tool may start spinning at a higher velocity than it was designed for.

Dagoberto Yes, it does. Indeed, it works irrespective of the brand of receiver as long as it has PWM outputs (i.e., it doesn't work with PPM or SBus).

Dagoberto According to the photos in the description, the biggest screws are M2, and they are all phillips.

Dagoberto These kits practically never include the transmitter. You have to buy your transmitter depending on the kit version you buy. The different kit versions may include DSMX, FHSS, FrSky, etc. receivers, so you must buy the transmitter who match that receiver.

Dagoberto According to the description, the K0905-144 version includes a "brick" version of a DSMX-DSM2 Spektrum-type receiver, so yes.

Dagoberto Yes, it shows the voltage graph for each CELL of the battery.

Dagoberto If you take a look at most other power strips, they have a cord to connect to the wall socket. This power strip has no power cord, and thence the "wireless" term in the description (I believe).

Dagoberto According to the specs, the balance current is 50 mA.