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RC-Monster Mike · 04.22.2005, 08:45 AM

"All that in mind, I think what you're telling me (based on my drawings) is that I need to plug my receiver pack into "B" on the harness, and my ESC into "C" on the harness. Then plug "A" into an on/off switch and plug the other end of the switch into CH2 on my receiver. Is this right?"

Yes. You do understand. You will need a switch harness with three wires(most times, there is a receiver pack OR BEC, (not both), which makes your setup a little different. The receiver pack can be plugged into any channel in the receiver. In fact, sometimes the servos work better when the receiver pack is plugged into another channel (not "bat" slot), as some receivers limit output voltage to 4.8 volts when using the "bat" slot.

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RC-Monster Mike Site Owner Offline Posts: 4,915 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA	04.22.2005, 08:45 AM "All that in mind, I think what you're telling me (based on my drawings) is that I need to plug my receiver pack into "B" on the harness, and my ESC into "C" on the harness. Then plug "A" into an on/off switch and plug the other end of the switch into CH2 on my receiver. Is this right?" Yes. You do understand. You will need a switch harness with three wires(most times, there is a receiver pack OR BEC, (not both), which makes your setup a little different. The receiver pack can be plugged into any channel in the receiver. In fact, sometimes the servos work better when the receiver pack is plugged into another channel (not "bat" slot), as some receivers limit output voltage to 4.8 volts when using the "bat" slot.