Transponder connection

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oskygt

oskygt

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OK guys, just to be sure, i'm using all 3 channels on my reciever, how do I connect my transponder if I have no vacant channels?, do I use a Y cord and run it off the switch? I'd apreciate any help, Thanks.:o
 
oskygt said:
OK guys, just to be sure, i'm using all 3 channels on my reciever, how do I connect my transponder if I have no vacant channels?, do I use a Y cord and run it off the switch? I'd apreciate any help, Thanks.:o
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You would use a y plug and run it off of your 3rd channel.
 
A transponder only needs power. It can plug in anywhere. Just put a splitter cable or micro splitter anywhere after the on/off power switch.
 
oskygt said:
Thanks alot guys for the help, and yes Mike, I'm thinking of eliminating the on/off switch.:)
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A simple plug into the battery is the best way, some use Tamiya, deans and I use FG, I'm sure there are others just as good but it cuts out all the doubt.

Do you race in a track or parking lot?
 
Mike, right now we practice on a parking lot, but are planning to have our first race on a real track in the comming weeks to introduce the class, (touring) to the people over here, I have a 2007 comp. chassis. :)
 
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