M8 reliability question
#1
M8 reliability question
Has anyone had an M8 transmitter simply die on them?
I have the backlight version and today, it simply would not work...right before a race no less. No light...nothing.
But it worked the night before when I was preparing all my equipment. I even bought new transmitter batteries, but that did not solve the problem. Hmmm? ANy ideas? Kinda bumed me out cuz I drove to a race only to drive back an hour later.
I have the backlight version and today, it simply would not work...right before a race no less. No light...nothing.
But it worked the night before when I was preparing all my equipment. I even bought new transmitter batteries, but that did not solve the problem. Hmmm? ANy ideas? Kinda bumed me out cuz I drove to a race only to drive back an hour later.
#4
I have had this happen to me, what prolly happened was, your batery tray inside the transmitter got bumped and came partially disconnected and had a power loss, give the radio a jiggle and it should work fine
#5
might have inserted the batts the wrong way (polarity).
#6
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had the M-8 for over a year and I had to send it into Airtronics three times and it had the problem you discribed and it cost me $40 to get it fixed and $12.00 shipping. I Gave it everything I got and I use to love it....Now I use the Helios and I have never looked back. I have had it for a while now and I would recommend it. Another thing.....Those transmitted bags are worth their weight in gold.....They are very important. I would probably not have had as much trouble with my M-8 if I would have had one...
You my two pennies.
Stephen <><
You my two pennies.
Stephen <><
#7
true that, except for the helios for me, I bought a transmitter bag before I even had my radio, that are awesome a keep your radio in top condition for resale, I also never tookk the protective cover on the screen off, don't want any scratches when I sell it to someone else, if I ever do