When my last receiver battery failed I considered my options. I wanted redundancy and the nose needs plenty of weight to balance at the CG, so my chosen approach is two receiver batteries and a
Smart-Fly BatShare.
Here's how the BatShare is wired:
I have one free port on the receiver (B for Battery) so it looks like I have a couple of options:
(1) Plug one BatShare lead into the B port on the receiver and "Y" the other lead with another into a separate port:
(2) "Y" the two BatShare leads together into the B port on the receiver
Unfortunately the Smart-Fly instructions are very vague on this score. Their diagram shows one lead going into the receiver but the product itself has two. I'm leaning towards option 1 for two reasons: First, it provides two separate paths from the battery to the receiver. Second, I figure that if Smart-Fly intended to have the BatShare plug into a single receiver port they would have designed it that way.
Opinions, please!