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T/A RC-10 GT conversion to 2.4

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Old 01-18-2021, 09:52 AM
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Default T/A RC-10 GT conversion to 2.4

I have an old RC10GT with a marginal receiver. I'd like to convert it to 2.4g. It's currently on A.M. Since I don't race, just play around with it, I was considering something from HobbyKing. I power the servos and current Rx with 4 AA Alkalines. Nominal voltarg around 6v. Do the current surface Rx's function using this method? Thank you.
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Old 01-18-2021, 04:59 PM
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Electric powered cars now power the receiver through the Speed contoller using the main battery .
Its called the BEC , Battery Eliminator Curcuit . Gets rid of the extra batteries .
Nitro cars still power the receiver with a battery pack like you have .
It should work fine the way you are thinking .
Or you could buy an external BEC , tap into the power feed wires and do away with the receiver battery pack .

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Old 01-19-2021, 05:01 AM
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You will be fine and the 2.4ghz radios operate the same as before. Add a 4-cell AA receiver pack and you're golden.
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SteveM is absolutely right! Good sharing
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