http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...14SG_4PK_.html

This works too. Know a few people using these in 4PK and 4PX with no issues.

Battery options should be stickied on the 1st page. Seems the same question gets asked almost every week, LOL.

http://quantum.eleospages.com/index....0#.VN6pP-aUfzI

this would work also........

4px latency???
 

Does anyone know where I can find that information.

bought two of those a they have been great in my 4px

Update
 

Hi everyone.

I've tried every button known to man to get to the update screen on my 4px but the thing wount go to the update screen and wount update.
I have the right size sd cars and the downloads on the card, yet when input it in or with any sd card when I follow the instructions to update it just wount do it.
Can anyone help?

I had to change the format of the card. I had the same trouble.

Update
 

Sweet I will give that a blast. Thankyou.

Make sure its FAT16 or FAT32 not NTFS

Update.
 

Thankyou guys. Worked a treat. Reformatted the card and reloaded it worked str8 away.
Happy days.
Hopefully this stops the glitches and lost signals.

Who has the Japan version of the radio and has done the update using the US version update and did it work? I ask bc I am afraid the US update might brick my Japan 4px

Thanks

Previous discussion and reportedly, not an issue.

Anyone having problems with the temperature sensor? I'm using the SBS-01T and the temp telemetry works for a while then shoots up to 300+ deg C. Rebooting the radio or receiver doesn't fix it.

I suspect a loose wire to the sensor. Temp is measured via sensor resistance and if the wire is damaged or there is a weak connection in-between, that could affect the readings/measurements. Try moving the wires/leads around in test and monitoring the 4PX or start the LOGing function and go back and review the data on a PC to see if it moves around on you.

Thanks for the input. I checked the sensor, and found that the resistor broke in half. Any idea what the spec is on the resistor?

That's a good question. However, they likely are using a typical "thermistor".

Try this link for ideas of what they look like:
https://www.google.com/search?q=ther...E&ved=0CGUQsAQ

If you have a local electronics supply house or maybe even Radio"Shaft", you might be able to find one and test it out for cheap. Then to verify readings, test it in ambient air against a digital thermometer reading of the room temp.

321°c is only 735.8°f... No worries. lol

I hope this helps.