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You have to remod every module you have already. Huh why? All my modules that have their own antennas will work perfectly fine. Existing modules simply won't benefit from the internal antenna, but they won't magically cease to function... The internal antenna is there, you can use it or not, that's...

Why can't you use the original turnigy module?

Wouldn't be a bad idea to look for the other one inside the radio. You don't want to have it floating around and shorting something else out.

I would like to know.

I did as well.

I can't seem to log in via tapatalk had. Could this be part of the harware issues you were having?

Mr T would be hilarious.

Will these work with the ersky boards?

Add on failsafe example. http://www.duratrax.com/accessories/nitro/dtxm4000.html
And another http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wt ... XEYG2&P=ML

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthre ... 382&page=4

It looks like you aren't the only one that is trying to figure that out.

I would think your bigger problem is where did the freon leak out from? To my knowledge poor circulation around the condenser wouldn't cause a freon leak. It would cause poor cooling performance in the fridge. Before it broke down did the fridge perform fine? Did the man who refilled your freon find...

There is another pot in the parts lists for the airtronics tx that has a description of Item No. 494504 Vendor No. 753A10137A Potentiometer 5K B 96 M8/M11 $6.00 http://globalservices.globalhobby.com/part/RP0024.asp I wonder if the 65 and 96 numbers have something to do with the degrees of movement f...

It looks to me like they wrapped the frsky wire into the din wire for a tidy install.

Are you trying to save the m64? If not you could cut the pins with a small snips or dremel tool. It would be much easier than trying to lift each pin while attached.

The 1500mah life has a servo type connector on it. This fits the stock connector just fine.

Pics here
http://eastbay-rc.blogspot.com/2012/05/ ... ttery.html

I'm surprised it took them this long to do a DM9 copy.

That would be me. I used a dremel to cut the pins between the boards.

did you mean to upload some new pics? I don't see the green marked pins or green lines

Which way is your board oriented? Are the 4 wires coming off towards the top of the radio or the bottom?

http://openrcforums.com/wiki/index.php/ ... on_your_9x

I had never seen this before. It is a buried gem in the wiki.

The fail safe setting in the radio is only for FM modules. The stock flysky 2.4ghz module does not have a fail safe setting except on the 3 channel rx's. The failsafe in those are set on the rx. Not in the radio.

Have you tried reloading the co processor app? Maybe something didn't copy correctly.

I used something like this.

http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/e ... -ND/313821

On my setup I have 2 different temp readings. One is in the Long press up stat screen, this shows 36C. Then if I look at the radio settings screen DATE - TIME 6/10 this says 22. Which is the right one?

Another $249 million down the drain.

The amp draw is nice. My sky9x board draws 180ma without the backlight.

You only need to flash it via avrdude if your coprocessor doesn't have a boot loader installed. If it does then you can use samba to install the tinyapp.bin. Ersky9x has a test screen that will tell you if your boot loader is installed. I don't know if open9x has something similar.

Have you installed the coprocessor program?

The alternate FW's have a setting in each mix to set a switch for that mix.

So don't remove them. Cut the traces to them and use them for the telemetry mod.