Telemetry Battery Voltage Sensor-3pin
CAT.688 · DWG SPMA9570 SCALE 1:1 PHOTOTelemetry Battery Voltage Sensor-3pin
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Telemetry Battery Voltage Sensor-3pin

SPMA9570
$18.40incl. GST

      Spektrum - SPMA9570 Telemetry Battery Voltage Sensor-3pin 20-inch external voltage sensor Flight pack battery sensor for electric-powered aircraft or ignition batteries in gas engine-powered aircraft TM1000 and a Telemetry Capable Transmitter required

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Spektrum - SPMA9570

Telemetry Battery Voltage Sensor-3pin

  • 20-inch external voltage sensor
  • Flight pack battery sensor for electric-powered aircraft or ignition batteries in gas engine-powered aircraft
  • TM1000 and a Telemetry Capable Transmitter required
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