Fortunately for me, I've only ever owned one brand of transmitter that
used that type of charge plug. I have a JR 9303 for playing in the air
(8103 before that), and a JR XR3 for playing on the ground.
Changing them to suit your standardized charge lead(s) might be a good idea.
Dan
Chuck Anderson wrote:
Center negative! Just one of the reasons I gave up on JR many years
ago. Of course I was still flying single stick transmitters at the
time and only bought the JR to have a two stick transmitter because
everybody on my cross country team were two stick fliers.
Chuck Anderson
At 06:37 AM 6/18/2005, you wrote:
I did a dumb thing the other day and plugged the wrong set of charge
cables
into my 9303 transmitter. I found out that this can damage more than
the
fuse.
Thanks to John Diniz and the JR Service Department for a very quick
turnaround on the repair. I gave the Tx to UPS on Monday and got it
back from UPS on
Friday, during the busy season. I appreciate the good support.
happy trails - Rob Glover
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