Starter conversion
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Hello,
I'm looking for some information on how to convert a starter from a "plug in" to a "remote". I have a Hobbico Torqmaster 90 that you have to plug into a power panel. I'm looking to convert it into one that has the batteries attached to it. It has the screw holes for a battery holder, but I do not know how to hook up the batteries to the stater, or what kind of batteries I need.
Thanks.
I'm looking for some information on how to convert a starter from a "plug in" to a "remote". I have a Hobbico Torqmaster 90 that you have to plug into a power panel. I'm looking to convert it into one that has the batteries attached to it. It has the screw holes for a battery holder, but I do not know how to hook up the batteries to the stater, or what kind of batteries I need.
Thanks.
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From: Highland, MI
Heliproz sells the rubber feet that you need to buy to hold the batteries. [link=http://www4.mailordercentral.com/heliproz/prodinfo.asp?number=101714]Here[/link] is the link for it. Then you need 2 7.2v 1500ma batteries to power your starter. Once you get the stuff you will have to solder some quick connectors onto all the wires so that they can be dis-connected for charging.
I love having my starter cord free. makes it so much easier to work with when your not tethered to your flight box.
I love having my starter cord free. makes it so much easier to work with when your not tethered to your flight box.



