Acoms R/C

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Jeff Hyder
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Post by Jeff Hyder »

Hi Guys ,
I have just dug out my old Acoms ARA-427 four channel R/C.Unfortunately I have lost the battery lead to the reciever.I can mod another lead to fit but which way round does the Pos and Neg go I don't want to blow up the reciever .So if any of you guys got one kicking about please give me a shout.
All the best Jeff Hyder.

Jim Fowler
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Post by Jim Fowler »

Jeff,

I am not familiar with your radio or reciever; however, their is a possible way to deduce the battery polarities:


What I mean is if the reciever works with standard servos - futaba servos for example, the pins for the servos can be used to deduce the battery leads.

PM me if you need further assistance or help.
Thanks,

Jim

Ad Wouterse
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Post by Ad Wouterse »

Hi Jeff,

The standard servo wiring for Carson/Acoms is yellow/red/black.
When you have the receiver in front of you, with the servo plug-ins on the right hand side de sequence is ( from left to right ) yellow = signal / red = plus / black = minus.

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For your battery lead this would mean: red on the center pin and black on the right hand pin (receiver positioned as above).
Good luck.
Cheers,
Ad

Jeff Hyder
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Post by Jeff Hyder »

Hi Jim,Ad ,
Thanks for answering my question.I found the lead,it was under my nose all the time!All seems to be working Ok.
Thanks again Jeff Hyder.

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