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==Combustion drive system (nitro/gas) | ==Combustion drive system (nitro/gas)== | ||
Particularly when using sensors for combustion engines check for correct polarity of the sensor power supply on the adapter cable BXA76401. Here commonly sensors are used that are designed for governor systems from other manufacturers and therefore have a special pin assignment. In this case the colors of the connecting cables may not follow the norm (The wire colors of the ALIGN governor sensor HE50H22 are swapped for example. Here red denotes the negative and black the positive pole!).<br /> | Particularly when using sensors for combustion engines check for correct polarity of the sensor power supply on the adapter cable BXA76401. Here commonly sensors are used that are designed for governor systems from other manufacturers and therefore have a special pin assignment. In this case the colors of the connecting cables may not follow the norm (The wire colors of the ALIGN governor sensor HE50H22 are swapped for example. Here red denotes the negative and black the positive pole!).<br /> | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:48, 11 January 2018
Combustion drive system (nitro/gas)
Particularly when using sensors for combustion engines check for correct polarity of the sensor power supply on the adapter cable BXA76401. Here commonly sensors are used that are designed for governor systems from other manufacturers and therefore have a special pin assignment. In this case the colors of the connecting cables may not follow the norm (The wire colors of the ALIGN governor sensor HE50H22 are swapped for example. Here red denotes the negative and black the positive pole!).
