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Old 29-04-2011
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Default PTs and use of Y leads on receivers

Just a quick question. Is it ok to use a Y lead for PTs without a drop in performance?

My second receiver is only chan 1, 2 and battery.

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Just a quick question. Is it ok to use a Y lead for PTs without a drop in performance?

My second receiver is only chan 1, 2 and battery.

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Are you using the battery port. If not use that for your pt.
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Nope, Silly question but I take it that it is safe to do that?
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Nope, Silly question but I take it that it is safe to do that?
Yes, it's what you are supposed to use for a pt.
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Cheers, time to go to sleep before i post anything else stupid up. I always used an aux channel on my sanwa.

That info saves me messing about more than i have to.
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So can use either if you have them both.
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