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Old 05-23-2010 | 07:50 AM
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Just wondering if anyone would know what would cause all radio reception to be lost after running a few laps. I have re-bound the receiver and transmitter and still no luck, the car and transmitter both still have power after this happens. I can turn the transmitter off and back on and it will work for 4-5 more laps and quit agin. I have an m11 radio with the plug in module. Thought it was the switch but it stillhas power after this happens, could it be a bad solder joint on the batt? could it be a bad receiver (cracked board inside). thanks for any help..
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Old 05-23-2010 | 08:29 AM
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cld be the heat from the engine... try to insulate your receiver box.
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Old 05-23-2010 | 08:37 AM
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Originally Posted by nitro crazy
Just wondering if anyone would know what would cause all radio reception to be lost after running a few laps. I have re-bound the receiver and transmitter and still no luck, the car and transmitter both still have power after this happens. I can turn the transmitter off and back on and it will work for 4-5 more laps and quit agin. I have an m11 radio with the plug in module. Thought it was the switch but it stillhas power after this happens, could it be a bad solder joint on the batt? could it be a bad receiver (cracked board inside). thanks for any help..
what radio is it?
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Old 05-23-2010 | 08:59 AM
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Try blowing out the receiver with compressed air. Some Spektrums seem very sensitive to dust.
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Old 05-23-2010 | 10:28 AM
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first replace the servo connecters if the progs are loose in them , and make sure the plug is in all the way .


let me guess you have the orginal, speckum system the gray one ? i have the same thing and all my, connections are tight and i even tried. to rebind it and it whould just shut off, when you have the engine running ? i even had foam in the radio box too .

i think its a bad computer chip in, it or something i sent out my to get repaired.
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Old 05-23-2010 | 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by nitro crazy
Just wondering if anyone would know what would cause all radio reception to be lost after running a few laps. I have re-bound the receiver and transmitter and still no luck, the car and transmitter both still have power after this happens. I can turn the transmitter off and back on and it will work for 4-5 more laps and quit agin. I have an m11 radio with the plug in module. Thought it was the switch but it stillhas power after this happens, could it be a bad solder joint on the batt? could it be a bad receiver (cracked board inside). thanks for any help..
If its the dx 3.0 then its prob the rx, they had a prob for awhile with loosing bind, send it in to get repaired. Good luck
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Old 05-23-2010 | 10:42 AM
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my is the speckum module system, for my futaba 3pk radio it might be my radio though not sure.
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