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Thanks for everything, I did repair thanks to your help.
Now got 9x with the xtreme and a brand new 9xrpro on the bag...

I think that I better get another pair of hands to get that done properly,

As soon as I'm done with this ,I'll report back,thanks again

Testo wrote:Maybe my Thread can help you a little bit:
viewtopic.php?f=126&t=7829&p=105889#p105889

Hi Testo,thanks a lot ,it does help me alot,did u finally make it work again with the last issue getting signal on the receiver??

Yes they look like they are the same part. In my opinion, You need to get that working in order to find out if there is any other damage, unless you own an oscilloscope. :) Do you have a trainer cable ( 3.5mm jack plug to 3.5mm jack plug)? With that (instead of the oscilloscope ;) ) you could test ...

Thanks for the answer. The thing is that what I know is from a post here so I know nothing for sure. The component is clear now. -Should I check others in the 9xtreme? -Could someone give me more link where to buy the component?have been searching on god Google but nothing near and the cost from dig...

Seriously,
Please will someone be able to answer any of my questions? will be very appreciated !!!!!!

thanks in advance

ReSt wrote:Here are some pictures of the basic boards with the voltages you can check
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpos ... count=6754

Reinhard

This is check and all good to go....

Is the 9xtreme screwed on top of the 9x mainboard? Perhaps the pogo pins are not making good contact to the little pads on the 9x board João Wuaaaa. ...didnt remember that at all...it is not even close to touch the 9x board!!!r u watching me from a spy cam?? Thanks that is what was happening. ..now...

Now when I was gonna check the voltage I have switch on the radio whiout all the wires from 9xtrem to 9x connected :shock: :shock: What a messy mind this one that I have , So adding new problem, plug everything in place and is now turning on, it blink 3 times and show a 9xtreme and r00.3 on the scre...

ReSt wrote:Here are some pictures of the basic boards with the voltages you can check
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpos ... count=6754

Reinhard

Thanks again!!!!is there something similar but for the 9xtreme??

ReSt wrote:Here are some pictures of the basic boards with the voltages you can check
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpos ... count=6754

Reinhard

Thank you so much!!!!

jhsa wrote:Well, let's hope you didn't do any more damage by inserting / removing the module with the radio ON.

João

Do I have to check something else?

Is this http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/e ... ND/1855948 the right component?

So any info ?,please, am I in the right direction?did I check everything or do I miss something??
If I replace that component it should work,doesnt it?

One of them , left in the photo, did not work , the other one don't know because after what happened dont have other modular radio to check.
After this, will make sure that the radio is off before changing module...I did know but was one of those mistakes that u have to pay someday

jhsa wrote:You stil didn't say what RF module was that??

João

Sorry, was looking 4 them

This are the tx modules....both original ones

That could be what happens. ...yes ...I think I did plug in out the module with the radio on
I can say that 100% sure that I did 'cause it was month and a half ago but yes as far as I remember will give it a 90% .

Hey,thanks for the help.... Not fully sure is not damage, what I did to check its measured the voltage and it's 11.6 on the switch part, where you power the radio. The thing is that I did not plug a reversal battery, one friend did in his radio and burnt everything but I have plug his TX module on m...

Thanks a lot, the thing is that everything is working except for the tx module bay....have check the othe components which usually burn and they seem to be fine ...the AO3407A is the component I think and control the output for the tx and it gives 3.5 v output so the tx module doesn't work.... Don't...

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