Originally Posted by
archerwin
I have experienced this twice already. After using my 3PL I noted that the batteries have a combined charge of 5.4V. The next day when I was about to use it it was flashing "LOW". The first time this happened I thought i just forgot to
turn it off but when it happened again I know there is something wrong.
Any of you experience this?
I have had the Futaba 3PL for a few months and have not experienced the problem you have mentioned, it has worked flawlessly.
Some things to consider:
1. What batteries are you using?
2. Are they still capable of holding a charge? (If rechargeable)
It could be possible that the voltage meter is faulty and giving you an incorrect reading. You could test your batteries charge on a multi-meter or even a LiPo checker.
The radio does not have an auto power-off feature, so if you leave your radio on the batteries will eventually drain. (Just saying, please don't take it the wrong way.)
Originally Posted by
archerwin
What I do now is just to take of the batteries when I'm not using it.
Personally I only do this if I will not be using the radio for longer then a week period. It's a good habit to do anyway.
You could try contacting customer support and see if it falls under warranty.