You did say you were going to make this vid and thank you for being a man of your word . You covered alot of this in your last vid on this topic but a bit more useful stuff here too . I need to pay more attention before asking questions already answered . Have a great weekend .

Thanks, I’ll go with last option, great info! 😀👍

Great demo. Spektrum includes that little pigtail with the 637T and 8360 receivers I have purchased but I have never found any official Spektrum documentation on its use.

Will what a great tutorial. These helpful tip/technique vids you're doing will help so many modelers. I like the hole-pokin' technique...not sure why...

real good info I gone try that on futura edf😉👍👍

So natural in front of the camera, I'm jealous. Amazon sells a great kit with crimpers wire and all kinds of hobby connectors perfect for doing mods fixing servos making your own extensions all kinds of nerdy stuff we like. I think I paid around 30 bucks Canadian

Good info & demonstration of how to do this process. I especially like how you were able to caution people to not ruin their receiver. But I also think you are just stalling - I want to see you fly that big, beautiful P - 47 !!!

Thank you very much.

I just bought five new AR637T's for my 90mm EDF's so that I can monitor the flight pack voltage. I soldered the red wire to a cut down plug that I plug into the balance connector on the flight pack. However, it would be nice to not have to plug into the balance plug before each flight. It's an extra step that one might forget to do. I'm doing it because the balance plug gives a more accurate reading since there's no current flowing through it. I didn't like the voltage drop I was seeing at the Avian ESC in my 90mm Freewing Zeus. I had to tinker with the voltage alarm because it was telling me to land too soon.