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Hitec Focus Series transmitter, connects battery to the transmitter.
LOOKING FOR A DEAL? All Futaba, JR-Hitec, Airtronics(old) connectors, male, female and two wire battery male single end leads/pigtails are quantity of 5 for $8. If you need 4 or more leads, get your discount by entering the quantity of "5-pk" deals you want because your getting 5 connectors for the price of 4 at $8.00. Mix and match any way you choose
SKU Number: RRC2PPMJR
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The FrSky Multi Protocol Module is a 4-in-1 transmitter module that is compatible with FRSKY X-Lite. It combines four RF chips (CC2500, NRF24L01+, A7105, CYRF6936) into a single circuit board, enabling support for various remote control protocols such as Futabas S-FHSS, Walkera DEVO, Spektrum DSM2, DSMX, Flysky, Frsky, WLToys, Hubsan, Hisky, Esky, Assan, and others. This module offers flexibility in controlling your model, providing an exceptional experience with your preferred transmitter. Moreover, this module works seamlessly with the Multi-module project on github and is based on an ARM microcontroller. All available protocols are included in serial mode, which utilizes a serial protocol to communicate with your transmitter without the need for any hardware modifications. However, it is recommended to update your transmitter's firmware to the latest version before selecting and binding the model protocol from the Model Settings menu. For telemetry-capable transmitters, the integration of telemetry is effortless with the transmitter firmware. The FrSky Multi Protocol Module operates at a voltage range of 5-9V, with an operating current of <=180mA, and operates at a frequency of 2.4G ISM band. It has a high RF power of +22dBm and is equipped with an ARM CORTEX-M(128K ROM, 20K RAM) MCU. The module weighs 32g and comes with 1 MPM LITE TX Module in the package. TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK
SKU Number: FRS60300222
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Use to teach fledgling RC pilots to fly. This is the standard trainer cord used with all Hitec buddy systems. Connects the instructer's transmitter to the student transmitter. If your tired of "pass the radio" you've found the right part. The sweetest sound ever heard by student RC pilots is "I've got it, relax!" Direct from Hitec/RCD: Important Information Regarding Trainer cord compatibility:
To our valued customers,
While Hitec radios are known to be trainer compatible with other Hitec and Futaba systems, Hitec has determined that the two-way Futaba cord is not 100% compatible with our systems and strongly suggests it not be used at any time. Our tests show that when the Futaba trainer cord is used with a Hitec radio the slave transmitter will emit an RF signal, thus creating a potentially dangerous interference situation, and in some cases will burn up components in the slave and or master radio. Hitec suggests that only the one-way Hitec trainer cord (#58310) be used with Hitec radio systems for training. Failing to do so will void the customers warranty and could create a potentially dangerous situation. Hitec apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause, but the safety of our customers is our utmost concern."
SKU Number: GWTRAINERCORDH
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Correct plug for building your own customer charge and battery testing cords for the 4.8V JR DX8 transmitter. Presumably any subsequent JR 4.8V (4 cell) TX's will use this plug. NOTE: Does not fit the Spektrum DX5e or DX6i. Use charge cord part number: RRCCGCDTXJR96 or connector part number: RRCTXPP2.1MJR
SKU Number: RRCTXPP17JR
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How it works: SwitchGlo Pro simply plugs into a receiver channel, then to your glow plug. You assign a transmitter toggle switch to this SwitchGlo channel, and toggle your glow on and off, at startup or in-flight. You can program mix SwitchGlo just as you can program mix any servo on your craft, allowing you to utilize your glow in ways you never thought possible! Low Throttle glow activation is achieved by programming your TX to activate the SwitchGlo channel at any throttle position you desire. You can further enhance your Low Throttle mix by assigning a toggle switch to activate the mix, thereby forever preventing "Hot Starts" Know when you glow! - SwitchGlo will beep the entire time your glow plug is glowing, providing invaluable reassurance you never thought you needed! SwitchGlo helps you diagnose starting problems; a single beep from SwitchGlo signals the glow/ground loop is open, most often indicating your glow plug is spent. This feature greatly reducing your troubleshooting efforts! Technology: SwitchGlo Pro is an intelligent and highly efficient on-board glow driver. Its state-of-the-art voltage adaptive algorithm optimizes the power transferred from your battery pack to your glow plug providing the ideal glow. Outfitted with low power components, switched-mode voltage regulation and adjustable firmware, SwitchGlo is not your conventional on-board glow system. Other on-board glow systems use linear regulators that waste power (up to 3 times as much) and operate at dangerously high temperatures. These linear glow drivers also suffer from low glow at lower pack voltages, while SwitchGlo gives a strong and consistent glow from 4V - 9V. Combining the benefits of switch-mode voltage regulation and the smallest footprints on the market, SwitchGlo Pro is the most advanced way to glow! SwitchGlo Pro draws an insignificant 0.4mAh per 1 second of glow time and will not noticeably drain your receiver battery. Total onboard weight is only 25 grams including the pig tail. Easy to cut gator off and solder on any plug connector you like, see options in drop down menu. Check out "Glow & Fuel Power Everthing" sub category "Glow Plug Fittings" for varieties. At your Add any of them to your basket and include a note with order that you'd like it added to your SwitchGlo Pro along with wire length you'd like. We'll do the soldering no charge! Specifications: - Dimensions: 1.587" x .720" x .590"
- Receiver cable: 8"
- Glow Plug Pigtail: 8"
- Weight: 28 grams with pigtail
- Input Voltage: 4V - 9V input
- Output Power: 4.8W
Power Consumption: - 0.44mah per second of glow time
- 2.2mah per 5 seconds glow (average start)
- 4.4mah per 10 second glow (auto shut-off)
- 33mah to start craft for a typical 15 flights per charge
- Over 2300 average glows on a 5200mah battery (assumes no other battery draw)
- Glow plug average current draw measured at 1.5a
SKU Number: SGPRO
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Ace Transmitter Charge Connector for 9.6V Futaba Tx's. This is the plug that goes into your Futaba transmitter to charge the Tx batteries. The center port of the plug (short spade internal connector) is negative. These are also used as output plug on Ace chargers.
SKU Number: RRCTXPP2.5MFJ
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These crystals fit any Hitec FM Transmitters in the 72mhz band. These TX xtals typically have "HTF" or "TF" printed on a white or white with black cap. All channels listed, but does not guarantee availability. Word to the wise: Not sold by Hitec, so very hard to get. Must part out radio systems to get them. Our experience is that changing a TX xtal in a Hitec TX is a BAD IDEA. It will work and you'll range check well, but you'll pick up side bands and become a source of interference to other pilots. Regarding our Crystal Exchanges, we won't accept anything for a Hitec FM TX xtal except a Hitec FM TX xtal. Set the right example here and treat your fellow modeler with respect, get the retune done. WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! Channels Frequency List (for reference only): 72.010 (11)
72.030 (12)
72.050 (13)
72.070 (14)
72.090 (15)
72.110 (16)
72.130 (17)
72.150 (18)
72.170 (19)
72.190 (20)
72.210 (21)
72.230 (22)
72.250 (23)
72.270 (24)
72.290 (25)
72.310 (26)
72.330 (27)
72.350 (28)
72.370 (29)
72.390 (30)
72.410 (31)
72.430 (32)
72.450 (33)
72.470 (34)
72.490 (35)
72.510 (36)
72.530 (37)
72.550 (38)
72.570 (39)
72.590 (40)
72.610 (41)
72.630 (42)
72.650 (43)
72.670 (44)
72.690 (45)
72.710 (46)
72.730 (47)
72.750 (48)
72.770 (49)
72.790 (50)
72.810 (51)
72.830 (52)
72.850 (53)
72.870 (54)
72.890 (55)
72.910 (56)
72.930 (57)
72.950 (58)
72.970 (59)
72.990 (60)
SKU Number: HTFM72TX
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The Optic 5, 5-channel sport radio is the perfect transmitter for beginner pilots. With its simple-to-use design and advanced 2.4GHz technology, this radio will have you flying a variety of models confidently and securely from a basic trainer to more advanced aerobatic-type aircraft. Available with our Minima 6T full-range, micro receiver, Hitec's Optic 5 is your affordable and straightforward radio solution! Features:
AFHSS 2.4GHz technology
1024 Resolution
High Precision Quad Ball Bearing Gimbals
Digital Trim with Beep Sound
All Channel Servo Reversing
5th Channel AUX Switch for Retracts or Engine Cut
Elevon Mixing (Ch. 1 & 2)
V-Tail Mixing (Ch. 1 & 2)
ATV (Ch. 1 & 2)
Trainer Function (Student Only) MFG Stock # 160240
Optic 5 2.4GHz Transmitter and Receiver Combo Includes Transmitter and Minima 6T Receiver. Dry system, transmitter requires 8AA Alkaline cells. Discontinued by Manufacturer, sold out
SKU Number: HRC160240
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Need a BEC to drive a really large load? Useful for high servo counts or many digital servos on larger craft. Use as a power supply aboard your UAV to drive sensor, transmitters or whatever your client has you testing. NOTE: CC BEC Pro should never be operated in series or parallel with another BEC or backup receiver pack connected to the RX/Servo side of the circuit. Size: 1.69" (43mm) x 1.3" (33mm)
Height: 0.94" (24mm)
Weight: 1 oz* (29g*)
Max Amps: 20 amps peak**
Max Volts: 2s to 6s LiPo Cars: 6s (25v), Airplanes: 10s (40v), Helicopters (with brake disabled): 12s (50v)
Adjustable Output Voltage :4.8V to 12.5V *Weight without wires
**Ratings are determined with a 5mph airflow on the BEC. Advice from Dave on setting voltage: For simulating a typical 4.8V RX pack set voltage 5.1 to 5.4. For simulating a 6V pack, set voltage to 6.4 to 6.8. Battery packs are not any set voltage but work over a range of voltages. Think about what your trying to simulate. A 4.8v pack is empty at about 4.4v, full at about 6v. A 6v pack is empty at 5.5 and full at about 7.5. For heli's where the tail servo and gyro won't take 6v packs, what the MFG is saying is it won't take 7.5V. Setting heli voltage to even 5.8 or 5.9 is fine as it just looks like a 4.8V pack hot off the charger. For older 2.4GHZ systems (Anything not Hitec/Airtronics and pre 2011 gear) we reccomend setting voltage to 5.4-6V range MINIMUM.
SKU Number: CCBECPRO
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 "2-Pole/Wire Battery Single End Pigtail Male JR/Hitec/Airtronics Z(new) Style")
 "FrSky MPM Lite IRX4 2.4Ghz 4-in-1 TX Module")
 "Hitec Trainer / Buddy Cord")
 "TX Charge Plug for JR DX8 4.8V TX")
 "SwitchGlo Pro")
 "Futaba 9.6V TX Charge & Ace/Alpha 4 2.5mm Male Futaba J Power Port Connector")
 "Hitec FM 72mHz TX Crystals, New or Used")
 "Optic 5 2.4ghz Radio System")
 "Castle Creations CC-BEC PRO Battery Eliminator Circuit")
