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MXT cable question
- Thread starter Picsous
- Start date
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
The V series and the MXT uses the same coils so the answer is probably yes, you might want to ask Kellyco to be sure before buying.
This is info from Whites website....
5' Heavy Duty Extension Cable
Extends loop cable length by approximately 5'. Heavy duty cable for the DFX, MXT and XLT.
P/N 802-7205
Price $24.95
Call 1-800-547-6911
And the page I found it on....
http://whiteselectronics.net/calif/accessories_rods_hardware_etc.htm
5' Heavy Duty Extension Cable
Extends loop cable length by approximately 5'. Heavy duty cable for the DFX, MXT and XLT.
P/N 802-7205
Price $24.95
Call 1-800-547-6911
And the page I found it on....
http://whiteselectronics.net/calif/accessories_rods_hardware_etc.htm
Here is an old thread about hip mounting the MXT that might have some info you can use....
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?25,181849,182059
And another post on how to hipmount the MXT....
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?22,375296
Remember, your left or OFF hand will have to control the trigger switch because it is attached to the control box. That shouldn't take very long to get used to.
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?25,181849,182059
And another post on how to hipmount the MXT....
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?22,375296
Remember, your left or OFF hand will have to control the trigger switch because it is attached to the control box. That shouldn't take very long to get used to.