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You guys are awesome. I truly appreciate all of the assistance. So here is the update. I checked all of the resisters and the processor to verify that all of the connections are solid. Now since I don't always make good decisions and I didn't see SM's post until now, I used a needle (luckily I didn'...

Joao, you were correct. I just plugged it back in and it is sending a signal. So I guess it is one of the resisters. I bet I had a switch flipped when I tried it before so the radio never made it past the switch error screen. Do you know how to test/what to look for in the resisters? Is there an art...

I checked all of the voltages off the regulators. Attached is a picture I took with the readings. "X" denotes no reading. I was using the ground off the power switch. I assume the reading all look good. As you can see from the pic, nothing looks fried, and I cannot smell anything. I unplug...

I'll give that a try when my daughter takes a nap. I'm new to electronics, so can you tell me what the regulators look like? Are they the orange caps

I have a FS TH9x that I got last christmas, since that time, I've added a back light from HK, soldered on a usbAsp connector, and flashed with er9x. I've been using it without any problems until three days ago. I had the transmitter on in my garage verifying that all of my channels were set up prope...

No, on 2,4Ghz you can't connect the same antenna to both RF modules and you can't switch the antenna. Each module must have it's own antenna.. What you can do is remove the stock module's antenna from the radio desoldering it from the module. Then glue it to the module's cover and solder it to the ...