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Pete678
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 Posted: Wed 20. Mar 2024 15:10:48 |
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I'm about to try out the geolink on one of my older spirit controllers but, I have just one question.....
As I'm going to be using the sat connector on the side for the geolink I need to get an adaptor cable for plugging my sat into the rudder port. Is this cable the one with an invertor on it in the store, or is it just a jr connector straight to the jst-xh cable for the sat end? Something that I can make up myself?
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ZeXx86
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Posted: Thu 21. Mar 2024 19:45:21 |
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Hello,
Spektrum Adapter V2 cable is not invertor, but it has voltage regulator inside. So there are integrated circuits required for operation.
It is available at our eshop.
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Pete678
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Posted: Mon 25. Mar 2024 13:12:31 |
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How about using a srxl2 remote receiver like the 4651t? That's rated up to 8.4v so I would be able to make up my own cable to run this right? No voltage reg needed.
Thanks
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ZeXx86
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Posted: Mon 25. Mar 2024 13:33:50 |
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Yes, you can do it yourself for SRXL2 satellite. But cost will be likely higher than what we offer in our eshop.
If using SRXL2 satellite or receiver then all must be SRXL2. Not mixed with old Spektrum satellites.
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