94141 servo connectors
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94141 servo connectors
I am converting to 2.4 wih a RDS8000 and an 8 channel receiver. I am trying to hook up 94141 servos but the connectors will not go into the receiver - too large. They are the non-z connectors, but I have reversed the wires and have used them with a Futaba system. What is the fix??
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RE: 94141 servo connectors
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I am converting to 2.4 wih a RDS8000 and an 8 channel receiver. I am trying to hook up 94141 servos but the connectors will not go into the receiver - too large. They are the non-z connectors, but I have reversed the wires and have used them with a Futaba system. What is the fix??
I am converting to 2.4 wih a RDS8000 and an 8 channel receiver. I am trying to hook up 94141 servos but the connectors will not go into the receiver - too large. They are the non-z connectors, but I have reversed the wires and have used them with a Futaba system. What is the fix??
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RE: 94141 servo connectors
We make ATX (OLD) to Z (New) adapters (See the link provided above). Be aware though that if you changed the polarity in your old ATX connectors, you should change it back to the original ATX polarity before using these adapters. The adapters not only change the connector, but also the polarity to be compatible with the new receivers.
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RE: 94141 servo connectors
ORIGINAL: ToddNicholson
We make ATX (OLD) to Z (New) adapters (See the link provided above). Be aware though that if you changed the polarity in your old ATX connectors, you should change it back to the original ATX polarity before using these adapters. The adapters not only change the connector, but also the polarity to be compatible with the new receivers.
-Todd
We make ATX (OLD) to Z (New) adapters (See the link provided above). Be aware though that if you changed the polarity in your old ATX connectors, you should change it back to the original ATX polarity before using these adapters. The adapters not only change the connector, but also the polarity to be compatible with the new receivers.
-Todd
Your link did not come through; please update your post; thanks, Mike
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RE: 94141 servo connectors
I have had good results just using a hobby knife and shaving off the ridges on the old connectors and then putting a bevel on the top two edges of the connector, rerouting the pos. and neg. wires and they plug in just fine. Just make sure all the wires are in the right location before pluging in and don't go back to the old rx's without reversing the wires again.