Right Joe its something like that. If your smiley has a BNC connector or sometimes called a bayonet connector or mount, then you use the terminator. The terminator is what's used in cable networks to plug unused ends to load the cable for continuity. Any good electronics store should have them. Not sure about Radio Shack but worth a try. They come in various ohm's so use the 500 for best performance. I also leave the terminator on when not using the transmitter as it protects the connector on the transmitter.
Joe G wrote: > Hey Bob, > > I am closely following this thread since I recently installed a > Smiley "Duckie" on my TX6A and have some concerns on a couple of my > slope ships as to range issues. Your reply seems to offer a solution > but for us technically challenged folks; just what is a 500 ohm BNC > network terminator and where would one go about aquiring one of > these. I am assuming that this would be a nubbie thing that will fit > the connector that the duckie plugs/unplugs into??? RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
