Spektrum bind plug.

[Col]

Anyone tried this:
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Any reason not to do it?

[jameswilkinson7]

Yeah, works fine... I've got one like that in my box.

[captainlip]

try this....

I strip of solder, touch each pin required. costs 3p and its works :lol::lol::lol:

[Dazzler]

try this....

I strip of solder, touch each pin required. costs 3p and its works :lol::lol::lol:


But touch the wrong pins, costs £50 and nothing works... :woot:

[captainlip]

yes true but you can push it behind each pin in such a way it doesnt slip, obviously do this before you turn it on :woot:

only did this once as my plug had dissapeared, but funny how it worked.

[Col]

Thanks all

[kayce]

Any reason not to do it?

Nope - I just can't wrap my head around the fact that they took 2 minutes and 23 seconds explaining something that should have been covered in 23 seconds... and now I have 2 minutes of my life I won't get back. :p lol

Then again, it reminds me of an argument I had on a forum 4 years ago, with this guy that swore you had to use the "special spektrum bind plug", or you'd void the warranty - but finally couldn't answer when I asked "what's so special about it?" :wtf: