Custom Charger For Old & Classic Amb Mylaps Transponders | No Cables Included on 2040-parts.com
Schertz, Texas, United States
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SPECIAL NOTE no cables included: If you need the AC and DC charging cords please see my other listing that includes them, this listing is for those that already have the current cords that came with their original transponder. Important: The default color is currently Red and unless you send us a message that is what we will ship. If you would like one of the following colors please include that in your buyer message or contact me before your order - Solid colors: Blue, White, Black, Red, Green, Yellow Semi-transparent colors: Yellow, and Blue This listing includes the following: 1 - Custom charging cradle (see more info below) 1- 1yr warranty on the cradle 1 - custom care sticker showing basic reminders for best battery life from your transponder I have set the shipping handling time to 3-days, ideally your order should ship on the next day depending on when you order. This model will hold both style of transponders securely in place even while upside down. Charging port has been improved, along with some other minor tweaks based on your feedback. Thank you all for your support. This listing is for a new charging cradle designed in house to work with the following: AMB / MyLaps Racing Transponders Old Style - with 4 screws in the case (in picture on the right back) TranX 160 and 260 Classic Style - with smooth cap on the end (in picture front and left back) TranX 160, 260 along with Orange MX (supports sleep mode when available) Does not fit the FLEX transponders. Now Available - Dual Cradle that can hold and charge two transponders can be found here. These are 3D printed and the surface finish will show the layering process that forms the part, generally they are printed around 80 to 100 microns for the layer depth.  |
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