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NTC3 receiver pack and servos connector type?

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Hi guys,

What type of the connector should I use for the receiver and servos?

If I buy servo with wrong connector is there any adapter I ca apply for connecting the servo to the receiver?
 
it depends on the reciever. airtronics,futuba,JR,Hitec there are adapters that you can buy but I'm not too sure about for the battery.
 
This NTC3 RTR with Jaguar radio. i don't know which connector they use.
 
Most servos will fit on to any reciever these days. some you just have to trim the idiot tab off the servo to make em fit.
 
Make sure that you take a close look at the polarity of the servo ~! Some servo will damage ur receiver if you plug them up backwards !
 
When you get the receiver pack, make sure it's a flat pack and while at your LHS make sure you get the switch that allows you to charge the pack without having to unplug the switch. The LHS should steer you the irght way and make sure the connectors are compatible. The most common connector types are the Futaba J connectors. As Jon said, most servos will fit, and sometimes a slight trim is needed to make them fit.

I had to do this with my JR receiver. My Futaba servo's needed the tabs trimmed off in order for them to plug right in.
 
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