I have a 6 channel Hitec RX and I need to hook-up 6 servos but the 6th channel is marked "Batt/CH6". If I hook up all the servos where does the battery go? Can someone please help me? it didn't come with a manual to explain this.

Use a Y harness and plug the battery into one side of the y, a servo into the other and the male end of the Y into the RX.

Ditto what oldvet70 said. I've done this on everal airplanes of mine without issue.

Just a thought but it has always bothered me that the manufactures always call a RX so many channels but they call the battery slot a CH too and count it in??

All comes down to manufacturing costs and going after the greatest margin of what the market is willing to spend.

It used to be that many/most RX had a dedicated Battery slot that was not counted as one of the channels. But since it is possible to Y a battery in with a servo I think that profit margin and to a lesser extent size, IE it's possible to do and it makes the RX smaller and lighter, have caused the change we see today.

It's a power bus you can plug it into any open channel slot or Y it with a servo.

Ok, that makes more sense. Thanks for the help guys. These forums are great!!!