spc jumper
04-16-2014, 03:22 PM
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spc jumper
I am moving one of my Optima 7's from a plane with a two battery setup to another airplane with one battery. unfortunately I am unable to find the jumper for the SPC port. Can I make one or do I need to order one?
04-17-2014, 02:19 PM
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04-29-2014, 01:53 PM
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A.T. Thank you for your response. Sorry it has taken so long to reply back.
Ok If I understand correctly all I have to do is use a Futaba mail plug and go from the center (+) to the side with the tab (signal) to make a DIY SPC plug.
DO I need to use a specific wire gage or length for resistance?
Ok If I understand correctly all I have to do is use a Futaba mail plug and go from the center (+) to the side with the tab (signal) to make a DIY SPC plug.
DO I need to use a specific wire gage or length for resistance?
04-29-2014, 02:51 PM
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A.T. Thank you for your response. Sorry it has taken so long to reply back.
Ok If I understand correctly all I have to do is use a Futaba mail plug and go from the center (+) to the side with
the tab (signal) to make a DIY SPC plug.
DO I need to use a specific wire gauge or length for resistance?
Ok If I understand correctly all I have to do is use a Futaba mail plug and go from the center (+) to the side with
the tab (signal) to make a DIY SPC plug.
DO I need to use a specific wire gauge or length for resistance?
Gently lift he plastic retainer, slide black lead pin out and reinsert into position shown.
Clip wires short and solder together. Insulate solder joint with amalgamating tape or similar.
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