Spektrum
#1654
Originally Posted by RCGaryK
Got XRay, here's the info you'll need:
Product Support- 1-877-504-0233
Here's other tech support info for anyone who needs it:
http://www.spektrumrc.com/About/Warranties.aspx
Product Support- 1-877-504-0233
Here's other tech support info for anyone who needs it:
http://www.spektrumrc.com/About/Warranties.aspx
#1655
It's toll free in the US. I dunno what it would be from Austraillia, sorry 
Coons, anything is possible, and from my experience with the Tekin ESC's I've used as of late that I must use the SPM1600 Voltage Protector because the BEC output is on the low side. Using a digital servo "may" have amplified the low BEC issue as well. I would suggest using the actual Voltage Protector with your ESC.

Coons, anything is possible, and from my experience with the Tekin ESC's I've used as of late that I must use the SPM1600 Voltage Protector because the BEC output is on the low side. Using a digital servo "may" have amplified the low BEC issue as well. I would suggest using the actual Voltage Protector with your ESC.
#1656
Originally Posted by RCGaryK
It's toll free in the US. I dunno what it would be from Austraillia, sorry 
Coons, anything is possible, and from my experience with the Tekin ESC's I've used as of late that I must use the SPM1600 Voltage Protector because the BEC output is on the low side. Using a digital servo "may" have amplified the low BEC issue as well. I would suggest using the actual Voltage Protector with your ESC.

Coons, anything is possible, and from my experience with the Tekin ESC's I've used as of late that I must use the SPM1600 Voltage Protector because the BEC output is on the low side. Using a digital servo "may" have amplified the low BEC issue as well. I would suggest using the actual Voltage Protector with your ESC.
But what is the SPM1600 Voltage Protector
#1657
Originally Posted by coons88
Sorry maybe a noob question...
But what is the SPM1600 Voltage Protector
But what is the SPM1600 Voltage Protector

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ProdID=SPM1600
#1658
Oh yes I know what that is lol
Yea well I decided to just make my own with the same cap because it was cheaper and easier. But maybe I will buy the actual Spektrum one to be safe.
Still nobody has a yes or no anwser to my question on the previous page?
Yea well I decided to just make my own with the same cap because it was cheaper and easier. But maybe I will buy the actual Spektrum one to be safe.
Still nobody has a yes or no anwser to my question on the previous page?
#1661
Hey I was just curious will the older model spectrum recievers work with the new PRO modules ??? or do I have to replace all my recievers with the pro series and will the micro recievers work with either modules too ? Any help thanks..
#1662
Just FYI, I have a couple of SR3000 for sale on Ebay. http://search.ebay.com/ws/search/Sal...&fcl=3&frpp=50
#1663
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 5,360
From: Cincinnati, OH
Originally Posted by thachowman
Hey I was just curious will the older model spectrum recievers work with the new PRO modules ??? or do I have to replace all my recievers with the pro series and will the micro recievers work with either modules too ? Any help thanks..
#1665
Originally Posted by thachowman
Hey I was just curious will the older model spectrum recievers work with the new PRO modules ??? or do I have to replace all my recievers with the pro series and will the micro recievers work with either modules too ? Any help thanks..



