Servo plugs (both types, Futaba and JR) are Dupont plugs. The micro servo plugs are 3-pin JST ZH 1.5 mm (I assume, do not have this Rx, same as in Flysky GMR and R4M and Dumbo micro Rx - and not PH 2 mm), motor and SCX24 battery plugs are JST PH 2 mm, FMS servo plugs are JST GH 1.25 mm 3-pin.
JR plugs js what I was thinking. Good info on DuPont plugs though! The website lists ph 2mm… but yep… you’re right.. if I had just looked at them vs referencing the website… lmao. Clearly the servo plugs aren’t 2 pin…. Oooof Thanks a ton for the watch, I am pinning your good info. Thanks good sir! (Anyone reading this should check out Donald’s channel) ;)
Nice Ken! Pretty wheels! Be neat to see how small it is de-cased. New stuff comes out so fast, makes it difficult to pull the trigger and just buy something! LOL! Kosmic....creeping.....outta...... whatever......I made it to the end......... :D
LMAO! Thanks for watching it all! Yah, there is a lot that comes out. The best stuff will float to the top. I bet it would be pretty small decased. I worry that it would be hard to get apart though as I think they basically fill it with glue to help water proof it.
Thanks for sharing, just got the torpedo combo for my TRX4m and its a blast! I got mixed up in your video, but can you use a Flysky transmitter with this or are you saying possibly in the future with other versions? Keep up the good work!
The stock rtr remotes are made by flysky. Eventually they will come with other protocols. Hopefully a flysky gt5 and flysky noble nb4. But no, this can not work with the noble or gt5. Only the flysky rtr remotes (like the one I use in the video)
Hopefully I might have an answer for a smaller ESC if I get the MOSFETs and the people I spoke to makes the ESC. Won't be a 2 in 1, but it could be a start of miniaturization of ESC for our hobby. Edit: I'll make a video once the MOSFETs arrive.
does it work with the Flysky G7P transmitter since it's supposedly the same protocol? what about the Avatar? (i'm guessing no, and they'll be releasing versions for that)
