HiTec Master 7 Transmitter Voltmeter
05-23-2003, 02:31 AM
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HiTec Master 7 Transmitter Voltmeter
Hi Mike,
I recently received an older HiTec Master 7 transmitter from a friend. The transmitter works fine but I have a little problem.
The voltmeter on the front is bad and I can't tell the batteries condition unless disconnecting battery and checking.
The meter is about 1 3/8" high by 1 3/16" wide with round viewing window of about 15/16" diameter. There are 2 scales, one showing 0 to 10 v in 2 volt increments, and the other an E on the left and F on the right with a red bar on about 2/3 of the left.
I tried Hitec RCD with no luck.
Can you help me find a replacement or something similar.
I recently received an older HiTec Master 7 transmitter from a friend. The transmitter works fine but I have a little problem.
The voltmeter on the front is bad and I can't tell the batteries condition unless disconnecting battery and checking.
The meter is about 1 3/8" high by 1 3/16" wide with round viewing window of about 15/16" diameter. There are 2 scales, one showing 0 to 10 v in 2 volt increments, and the other an E on the left and F on the right with a red bar on about 2/3 of the left.
I tried Hitec RCD with no luck.
Can you help me find a replacement or something similar.
09-26-2005, 06:14 PM
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RE: HiTec Master 7 Transmitter Voltmeter
Have a idea that might work. About 3 years ago there was a battery checker that had led on it and it came with small resistors that you could plug into the checker for 4.8, 6.0 and 9.8v . It was very simular to the "Volt Watch" but you could select your battery voltage.
Sorry I cannot remember the name of the company, but maybe soneone out there can.
It was shrunk wrapped in clear tubing so you could see the red, yellow and green LED's.
Larry
Sorry I cannot remember the name of the company, but maybe soneone out there can.
It was shrunk wrapped in clear tubing so you could see the red, yellow and green LED's.
Larry
