buddy box
 

Hi All
I have a question about the possibility to connect two different transmitters .(to train someone)
in other words , I want to connect a t6exap futaba transmitter to a non futaba transmitter , only using the signal and ground from both .

RE: buddy box
 

In order to train someone over a buddy box, you need a cord to connect from your Tx to other non Futaba Tx, as Jr's Tx can be connected to Futaba's Tx provided that you have the right cord with right connectors on it. I'm sure you must have understood, some other expert would explain you pretty well about it.

Mody

RE: buddy box
 

Thx armody
I know that there are ready cables to connect different transmitters , but the other non futaba transmitter that I have is not a well known mark and in addition it doesn't have a connector . so that;s why I post the question.
thx a lot

RE: buddy box
 

Put simply, you are trying too hard.
You need to get this set-up:
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0161p?&I=LZ0243

RE: buddy box
 

what brand is the non futaba? I've never seen a transmitter thay didn't have a buddy cord connectorr

RE: buddy box
 

First of all, do you know if your no-name transmitter is positive or negative shift?

Go to here: http://users.belgacom.net/TX2TX/tx2t...h/tx2txgb1.htm and start reading

RE: buddy box
 

Don't re-invent the wheel. Purchase or borrow the correct product or expect to pay for it the hard way.

RE: buddy box
 

You're welcome shreifali.

I knew somebody would come with great solution.

Bruce is someone who I would rather say A SOLUTION PROVIDER who always comes with Proofs of Solution:D.

Keep it up Bruce, and good luck to you shreif.

Mody

RE: buddy box
 

the hassle and cost of wiring a non trainer ready radio just isn't worth it. go to EBAY and snag one of many trainer boxes for $20.00.
they are quite common and cheap.