Training Cord for Futaba 6EX
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Training Cord for Futaba 6EX
Can anyone tell me if there is a training cord that will let me connect my 6EX transmitter with a Hitec Focus 4 trainer box?
(Thought I'd turn this stone over berfore I spring for a new trainer box.[&:])
(Thought I'd turn this stone over berfore I spring for a new trainer box.[&:])
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RE: Training Cord for Futaba 6EX
ORIGINAL: Bruno Stachel Can anyone tell me if there is a training cord that will let me connect my 6EX transmitter with a Hitec Focus 4 trainer box?
See TX 2 TX = buddy box compatibility problems between different brands of transmitters if your wish to make a single cable which will make either TX the dedicated Master or Slave.
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RE: Training Cord for Futaba 6EX
Be careful when using Non-Computer radios as a Buddy Box for a Computer radio. You may only get High Rates on the Buddy Box and the Trims may not match. There could be other issues, as well.
I thought that Hitec used the same Round connectors as the Futaba J. The newer Futaba radios have a Square connector, but we have purchased Round to Square Futaba/Hitec compatible Trainer cables. I have one in my inventory.
I thought that Hitec used the same Round connectors as the Futaba J. The newer Futaba radios have a Square connector, but we have purchased Round to Square Futaba/Hitec compatible Trainer cables. I have one in my inventory.
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RE: Training Cord for Futaba 6EX
ORIGINAL: BuschBarber Be careful when using Non-Computer radios as a Buddy Box for a Computer radio. You may only get High Rates on the Buddy Box and the Trims may not match. There could be other issues, as well. I thought that Hitec used the same Round connectors as the Futaba J. The newer Futaba radios have a Square connector, but we have purchased Round to Square Futaba/Hitec compatible Trainer cables. I have one in my inventory
2. Futaba have used three different types of connector. The 2nd generation being the 8 pin DIN plug as used by Hitec. However, Futaba cords are two way whereas Hitec use a one way cable. If a Futaba cable is used with a Hitec TX, pins 4&5 must be shorted out at the student end to prevent possible damage to the Master TX, especially so for the first FF8 (8UAP) amongst others.
Refer to warnings under Buddy boxes on my web page and at TX2TX use of dedicated a one way cable with a permanent student end only be used for all.
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Alan T.
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