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Thomas Porfert · 06.14.2010, 01:45 PM

Nothing on the extension side. I'm sure with some clever ingenuity, you could find something to slip over it to protect it from dust while not in use. I'll bring this up in the next Tech Support/Engineering meeting and suggest we find some to cover it for car applications. It was intended for aircraft use, with the ICE controllers in mind. You have to dig inside the fuselage or pull apart half a helicopter to get the the receiver on a lot of setups; and with the data logging capabilities, people were having to do this quite often.

It does include heatshrink to cover the connection between the quick connect and the ESC's receiver wire. This prevents it from popping apart and losing contact with the receiver.

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Thomas Porfert RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 301 Join Date: Feb 2008	06.14.2010, 01:45 PM Nothing on the extension side. I'm sure with some clever ingenuity, you could find something to slip over it to protect it from dust while not in use. I'll bring this up in the next Tech Support/Engineering meeting and suggest we find some to cover it for car applications. It was intended for aircraft use, with the ICE controllers in mind. You have to dig inside the fuselage or pull apart half a helicopter to get the the receiver on a lot of setups; and with the data logging capabilities, people were having to do this quite often. It does include heatshrink to cover the connection between the quick connect and the ESC's receiver wire. This prevents it from popping apart and losing contact with the receiver.