David_Moen

I purchased an Einstein yesterday, seems to work as advertized, but I have no way of connecting my TX battery to the unit for discharging. The "Versatile Adapter" blocks don't have a receptacle that fits the pig tail on the battery pack, and when I plug the TX directly into the cycler, it will charge, but not discharge.

Can anyone give me instructions on installing a jumper around the diode in the TX that prevents discharging through the charging recepticle?

I know how to do this, I jus want to make sure that I'm working on the right diode!

Thanks!

Brian Smith

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Siriuselectronics.com has a whole page on jumping doides....Brian

David_Moen

I found that, but they do not have the VG600 listed.

Thanks anyway!

CP140

I think the connector on the Airtronics Tx batteries are just old-style (ie not Z) airtronics connectors. You could just get hold of an old style airtronics aileron extension lead, cut off one end, cut off one end of the leads supplied with your cycler and make your own adapter. You'd still have to remove the battery pack to cycle it, but it should work!

rcpilotsteve-RCU

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I run Airtronics gear and I find it best to just remove the Battery. I also use a peak detection capable field charger, never a wall wart. This way I never over charge, I just plug my gear in before I fly. Cycle every month with the Digipace.
The Double Vision does both RX & TX and Igniter all at the same time. I never leave home without out!!!