MPI Miracle Y - 2.4 GHz Compatible?
08-06-2011, 06:25 PM
#1
MPI Miracle Y - 2.4 GHz Compatible?
Is the MPI Miracle-Y servo reversing harness with built in amplifier compatible with my JR 9303 2.4 GHz system? I am using a Spektrum 9200 Powersafe receiver. I have read that using an inline signal amplifier is not recommended with a 2.4 GHz system. I know I can slave two channels together and program to reverse the one servo but I do not have a spare channel port on the Rx thus the reason for using a Y-harness for both flap servos. I have it all hooked up and it seems to be working fine. I suppose I could just buy a reversed servo from HiTec and use a plain Y-harness. This would be my easiest solution.
If I had one more channel it would be no problem but I am not going to go out and buy a 11X and start all over again. I like the Miracle-Y since it gives me some fine adjustment to set neutral trim between the two servos. I have a "full hand" but need one more card to play!!!
What is your advise?
Speedy
If I had one more channel it would be no problem but I am not going to go out and buy a 11X and start all over again. I like the Miracle-Y since it gives me some fine adjustment to set neutral trim between the two servos. I have a "full hand" but need one more card to play!!!
What is your advise?
Speedy
08-06-2011, 06:33 PM
#2
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RE: MPI Miracle Y - 2.4 GHz Compatible?
ORIGINAL: Speedy-Gonzales
Is the MPI Miracle-Y servo reversing harness with built in amplifier compatible with my JR 9303 2.4 GHz system? I am using a Spektrum 9200 Powersafe receiver. I have read that using an inline signal amplifier is not recommended with a 2.4 GHz system. I know I can slave two channels together and program to reverse the one servo but I do not have a spare channel port on the Rx thus the reason for using a Y-harness for both flap servos. I have it all hooked up and it seems to be working fine. I suppose I could just buy a reversed servo from HiTec and use a plain Y-harness. This would be my easiest solution.
If I had one more channel it would be no problem but I am not going to go out and buy a 11X and start all over again. I like the Miracle-Y since it gives me some fine adjustment to set neutral trim between the two servos. I have a ''full hand'' but need one more card to play!!!
What is your advise?
Speedy
Is the MPI Miracle-Y servo reversing harness with built in amplifier compatible with my JR 9303 2.4 GHz system? I am using a Spektrum 9200 Powersafe receiver. I have read that using an inline signal amplifier is not recommended with a 2.4 GHz system. I know I can slave two channels together and program to reverse the one servo but I do not have a spare channel port on the Rx thus the reason for using a Y-harness for both flap servos. I have it all hooked up and it seems to be working fine. I suppose I could just buy a reversed servo from HiTec and use a plain Y-harness. This would be my easiest solution.
If I had one more channel it would be no problem but I am not going to go out and buy a 11X and start all over again. I like the Miracle-Y since it gives me some fine adjustment to set neutral trim between the two servos. I have a ''full hand'' but need one more card to play!!!
What is your advise?
Speedy
08-06-2011, 06:40 PM
#4
RE: MPI Miracle Y - 2.4 GHz Compatible?
I have a couple "Matchboxes" on the shelf. I gave them no thought. That is a great option.
I see MPI has a digital "Miracle-Y" now but still incorporates a signal amplifier. Is it true that inline signal amps are a "No-No" for 2.4 Ghz systems?
Thanks for the info!
Speedy
I see MPI has a digital "Miracle-Y" now but still incorporates a signal amplifier. Is it true that inline signal amps are a "No-No" for 2.4 Ghz systems?
Thanks for the info!
Speedy
08-06-2011, 06:49 PM
#5
My Feedback: (2)
RE: MPI Miracle Y - 2.4 GHz Compatible?
ORIGINAL: Speedy-Gonzales
I have a couple ''Matchboxes'' on the shelf. I gave them no thought. That is a great option.
I see MPI has a digital ''Miracle-Y'' now but still incorporates a signal amplifier. Is it true that inline signal amps are a ''No-No'' for 2.4 Ghz systems?
Thanks for the info!
Speedy
I have a couple ''Matchboxes'' on the shelf. I gave them no thought. That is a great option.
I see MPI has a digital ''Miracle-Y'' now but still incorporates a signal amplifier. Is it true that inline signal amps are a ''No-No'' for 2.4 Ghz systems?
Thanks for the info!
Speedy
