Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Internal power cable for AUSTAR AX6S 2.4G 4CH transmitter radio remote control
This internal power cable connects the battery compartment to the main board of the AUSTAR AX6S 2.4G 4CH transmitter. It is intended for owners of the AX6S radio who need a replacement or spare lead. The part is not compatible with other transmitter models or brands.
The cable is built for the AX6S transmitter paired with the AX-6S receiver used in Q65, MN90, TRX4, Axial SCX10 and D90 vehicles. Builders using a different receiver or a non‑AX6S radio cannot use this lead.
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The 2.4G frequency provides a stable control link between the AX6S transmitter and its AX-6S receiver, resisting interference from other nearby radios.
Four channels let you operate steering, throttle and two extra functions such as lights or a winch on the Q65, MN90, TRX4, Axial SCX10 or D90.
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