these batteries have aplug that requires an adapter for me to use an accu-cycler and to use other batteries. Tower Hobbies does not have one,I cannot find one. Do they exist? where?
Hitec transmiter battery adapter
Feb 18, 2004
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these batteries have aplug that requires an adapter for me to use an accu-cycler and to use other batteries. Tower Hobbies does not have one,I cannot find one. Do they exist? where?
HiTec RCD lists several Tx battery charge adapters in the on-line product list. Several have banana plugs, which IIRC the Accu-Cycle uses. Cheers, Fred McClellan The House Of Balsa Dust
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Your local Radio Shack has about any type of plug or jack you would need. Check 'em out.
Dr.1 Driver "There's a Hun in the sun!"
Sadly, that's no longer true. They remodeled our local store about a year ago, and they fit what little electronic stuff they kept into one 4 foot wide bin. They do have a selection of Wall Wart plugs, but now it's stacks and stacks of 50 kinds of RCA cables, 20 varieties of S video, etc.
That IS a pity. Our local store still carries a full line of parts. I would expect smaller stores to cut back. Dr.1 Driver "There's a Hun in the sun!"
The battery plug is a standard computer 2 pin plug. Also used in some JR and Futaba TX. Hitec supply an adaptor lead for Eclipse, Prism & Flash battery packs to enable use of field chargers etc #56307 Dick Smith Header Pin & Plg 2-Way SIL .1'' [Nylon 66 UL94V-0, 2Amps] = (for AU & NZ people anyway) = for picture enter #2731 into "search"
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Alan T. Alan's Hobby Web Links
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My hitec focus, I use my plugs from my computer, reset, hdd led, they fit perfectly. Got so many laying around from mb upgrades, etc.
my 2 cents
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