In days of yore, I had a Futaba Receiver (MCR (4A maybe).
It had Battery leads, Motor leads, an on/off Switch and a Motor Arming Switch . It was used in a two meter electric assisted Sailplane. See attachment below. Very simple and handy. Do any Receiver manufacturers today make such a thing ? I have a Futaba T6L Transmitter and a DX6e Spectrum Transmitter (Long story). Prefer for it to be compatable w/ the Futaba . Can use the DX6e if necessary..
I’m trying to ease back into the Hobby again. Whew ! What a change. Back then, Brushless motors we’re just a rumor.
I’ve got a Brushed ‘05 Cobaltgeared ’ motor. I want to keep it simple and get some experience with electric propulsion before I build a 100” electric assisted sailplane. Have Brushless motors completely replaced Brushed motors, so there is no market for Brushed Equipment ?
Piddler
It had Battery leads, Motor leads, an on/off Switch and a Motor Arming Switch . It was used in a two meter electric assisted Sailplane. See attachment below. Very simple and handy. Do any Receiver manufacturers today make such a thing ? I have a Futaba T6L Transmitter and a DX6e Spectrum Transmitter (Long story). Prefer for it to be compatable w/ the Futaba . Can use the DX6e if necessary..
I’m trying to ease back into the Hobby again. Whew ! What a change. Back then, Brushless motors we’re just a rumor.
I’ve got a Brushed ‘05 Cobaltgeared ’ motor. I want to keep it simple and get some experience with electric propulsion before I build a 100” electric assisted sailplane. Have Brushless motors completely replaced Brushed motors, so there is no market for Brushed Equipment ?
Piddler