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| Electric Flight Discuss Electric Flight in Canada |
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| 09-13-2012 07:38 AM | |
| fixer |
Re: Bind plug, are they specific to one RX? Thanks for the good news guys.  I was hoping it would be that simple. I have another bind plug so I am good to go, and I like the idea of stashing it in the TX.Fixer... |
| 09-12-2012 09:24 PM | |
| waylander |
Re: Bind plug, are they specific to one RX? I believe most spektrum remotes actually have a spot in the battery compartment to store it if you want to. |
| 09-12-2012 09:09 PM | |
| williame3590 |
Re: Bind plug, are they specific to one RX? When you get one, scotch tape it to the bottom of your transmitter. Bill |
| 09-12-2012 08:50 PM | |
| ddruck |
Re: Bind plug, are they specific to one RX? Yes waylander is correct, any one will work, you can also make one from an old servo plug with leads, just cut the center lead out and strip and twist the outside ones together and you have a binding plug, all it does is shorts signal to ground. |
| 09-12-2012 09:14 AM | |
| waylander |
Re: Bind plug, are they specific to one RX? Any bind plug will work. The "bind plug" is really just a jumper, you could do the same thing as the bind plug with a paper clip in a pinch. |
| 09-12-2012 08:23 AM | |
| fixer |
Bind plug, are they specific to one RX?  I have an RX (spectrum) with no bind plug. Will any bind plug (spectrum) work in any spectrum RX, or do I need the specific plug that came with it? Thanks for any info, fixer.
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