Futaba servos still come with the tab on the side of the connector to this day. To use with a receiver using flat connectors, just cut off the tab with a sharp knife. No adapter necessary. It is only there as a polarity indicator to keep you from plugging it in backwards.
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Like said blackbird cut it. Be careful if you want to use a vintage sanwa receptor. Polarity is inverted. Same matter with some ko rx.
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Hi there,
I am old enough to remember the type of connector you are talking about. This was the Futaba G style connector. You can convert them to the new J style by changing the plugs over. Check online for the plugs, the ones I have used do lack the extra piece sticking out so you need to be aware of what way you plug it into the receiver but they work just fine in the end, Futaba always made good quality servos they have never failed me. From somewhere out in the wilds of central Ontario.
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Nor mine. Some used in my mrc rabbit dad. I only have problems with my futaba attack sr grey transmitters. |
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