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Do you need to use an optical ignition cutoff?
I just started setting up my X24 and am wondering that since the x24 has an output that is regulated for ignition (5/6v) can I or should I still use my smart fly optical cutoff? I ask because it would eliminate a battery, although i would need to change connectors on the ignition as its a deans and not a jr connector.
I am wondering because on a gas (100c) I have seen interference by not isolating ignitions. thoughts? If I use the smartfly cutoff where would I hook it too? a gear/ch5 output? or use the same output that has the 6v output for ignition as that is the set up for it? thanks, |
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