3 pin remote aerial to SRXL2 port ?

[Simon Bee]

I want to connect a remote aerial to the SRXL2 port on my AR10360T receiver. It’s a 3 pin connector but a 4 pin port. Do I need an adapter? The 3 pin will fit but it’s a question of which side of the port to fit it.

[Evan D]

My understanding is you can't put a satellite into that port, only a remote receiver. I would ask in the radio section of RCG.

[Simon Bee]

Sorry yes, I meant remote receiver.

[Evan D]

Again I would ask but maybe this will help. One pin is not used.

57601.2 Spektrum DSMX Serial Race Receiver V2 Manual_MULTI.indb

[kallend]

Older (3 pin) remotes don't work with the AR10360T, they use a different protocol. They changed to a 4 pin plug to prevent people from trying.

You need a remote like a SPM9747 or a SPM4651T which come with the correct cable.

[Simon Bee]

Ok thanks very much, I’ll get one of those. Trouble is, it’s a big old 19.2 lb Hangar 9 Spit which I bought off somebody and the remote is hidden somewhere in the wing, so I’ll have to try and remove it. Think it’s some kind of Lemon remote.

[Hugh Wiedman]

Ok thanks very much, I’ll get one of those. Trouble is, it’s a big old 19.2 lb Hangar 9 Spit which I bought off somebody and the remote is hidden somewhere in the wing, so I’ll have to try and remove it. Think it’s some kind of Lemon remote.

As kallend pointed out, that old SRXL sattelite will not work with the SRXL2 AR10360T. I wouldn't waste time or surgery on the aircraft removing the old one, just remove any exposed wires and leave it for posterity, obviously small enough to not affect balance.