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Old 01-20-2019, 05:46 PM
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Ok dude knows his stuff. The pin switch is a Smart fly product and works with either their voltage regulators or power expanders. It should also work with a Spektrum power safe RX. What is pictured there is only the part that activates the solid state switch. What I see is a very well assembled airplane with top shelf components.
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Originally Posted by speedracerntrixie
Ok dude knows his stuff. The pin switch is a Smart fly product and works with either their voltage regulators or power expanders. It should also work with a Spektrum power safe RX. What is pictured there is only the part that activates the solid state switch. What I see is a very well assembled airplane with top shelf components.
So the single line that is coming from the redundancy pin is not the only part for that setup? I guess what I am asking is that line coming from that pin, does that go directly into the receiver? Or is there something else that it plugs into which then runs to the receiver?
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Originally Posted by speedracerntrixie
Ok dude knows his stuff. The pin switch is a Smart fly product and works with either their voltage regulators or power expanders. It should also work with a Spektrum power safe RX. What is pictured there is only the part that activates the solid state switch. What I see is a very well assembled airplane with top shelf components.
also, will the Spektrum AR8010T receiver work then with the current setup of the airplane?
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The AR8010T does not have a built in soft switch. The AR12120 does. Not a big deal you can just use a different type of switch(s).

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