Originally Posted by RCGaryK (Post 3463130)

It's free, just send it in.

Without checking the manual I believe the length can be trimmed to 3.6 inches, but double check the manual. That's on the SR3000 and SR3001. There's no real need to trim the antenna on the SR3500 Micro Receiver

Originally Posted by tsyrc (Post 3465355)

Thanks Gary. They're only 6 months old so hopefully they're updated.

One more question, does modifying the case void the warranty? My pro Tx does not fit in my 3pk- it's a little tall.

tom

Originally Posted by Granpa (Post 3465362)

The receiver that works came with the dsm 3 ch pro for a JR R1 Tx. The really bad receiver is a 3 ch SR3001 which was purchased early in June. The one that works was purchased in mid May. The receiver that gives me a couple of glitches each day was puchased early June. Haven't had time to even try the module that came with the last receiver. The worst receiver has already been sent in for service. Hope that makes sense, can barely decipher it myself

Originally Posted by ttppll (Post 3471658)

Hi Gary, any idea when the DX3R will be out? Is it still on target for late July/early August?

Originally Posted by RCGaryK (Post 3472489)

Yup, sorry. I've heard that as a complaint before though that the modules are a little tall on the 3PK. Actually have heard the same thing on the FAAST modules too.

Originally Posted by RCGaryK (Post 3472498)

I'd say send them in along with the module.

Originally Posted by Granpa (Post 3474888)

Gary---- problem solved. Took out the LRP Quantom 2 esc and replaced it with a Novak. Been running glitch free since the switch. Will have the esc checked instead of the Spektrum. Thanks for taking the time to reply. I wonder if the fact that a LRP esc doesn't have power cap be a contributing factor to all the fail safe problems I was having. That esc was perfect with the JR pcm receivers.

Originally Posted by DOTMAN (Post 3475787)

The LRP was known to have problems with spektrum. I had to add the spektrum power cap as well.

Originally Posted by DOTMAN (Post 3475846)

The Tekin's have the same problem. It has to do with the amount of juice that gets passed to the receiver under load. The capacitors help maintain voltage.

Originally Posted by Granpa (Post 3475828)

Wish I'd known that. Someone posted that he wasn't having any problems with his LRP. Thank goodness my system is on a Mini Cooper as they nearly indestructible. Otherwise those nearly full throtle excursions into the wall could have been really expensive