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Old 09-29-2009 | 06:56 PM
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could someone please help me with some info. I have a DX3R remote. I am getting all kinds of glitching and signal problems. In my TC5r I had the DSM2 reciever in it. I got up on the drivers stand and went to take off, no signal I leaned over the hand rail and got signal. I am within about 50ft from it. So I changed it out with a Losi spectrum reciever, it worked good for about a month and then the glitching began. A couple of people told me it could be the new futuba 4pk system that some of the people at the track uses. Other people told me it could be my steering servo, which is JR9000s.

Also in my Tc5 I have a 17.5 with a new LRP spx. In my Penguin TC3 I have the same equipment but no glitching. I would really appreciate info on these issues. Thanks Mark
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Old 09-30-2009 | 06:58 AM
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Make sure you do not have any kinks or bends in the exposed end portion of the SR3100 receiver wire.
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Old 09-30-2009 | 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Dave H
Make sure you do not have any kinks or bends in the exposed end portion of the SR3100 receiver wire.
+1 and make sure the antenna isn't touching any carbon fiber. Also rebind the radio and keep a 2feet distance.
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Old 09-30-2009 | 07:16 PM
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Check to make sure the antena wire didn't come unclipped from the ciurcut board, and check the antana wire for any cuts... the actual wire is a very fine strand. The part # for a new antena wire is SPM9005
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