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Battery to RC problems
Hey all,
How can i connect the battery to thje rc since the connetors changed this year we found a way to connect the backup battery but cant find an adaptehr for the 12V thanks -hedgehogger |
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28-01-2005, 16:26
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Re: Battery to RC problems
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there is an adapter supplied for the 7.2v backup battery (small and blue). You crimp a wire for the main connection, then run it to the power distribution board. Both ends are spade-type connectors this year (female end on the wire). |
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