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FlightPower battery, Slight fault!
Topic Posted by:
YOUNG GUN
- On: 01/09/2010 - At: 20:42:20
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YOUNG GUN
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hello all,
While flying my hyperion sniper today, i basicly found that one of my (new) flightpower 1200mah 3s1p batterys seemed to have a wiring fault.
If you wiggle the wires...power is cut off from the battery...wiggle it again (sometimes a lot of wiggling) and power is restored.
At first i thought it was my soldering on the deans connector (most likly suspect)...but that looks fine.
I suspect the fault is inside the battery, where the wire solders onto the cells.
Any one know w...
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Keychain camera users. A question or two.
Topic Posted by:
StuartC
- On: 02/09/2010 - At: 15:17:17
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StuartC
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I have a couple of these cameras. Not having any great luck with them.
How long are they supposed to charge on your USB for ?
Nether of my cameras work off their internal batteries and Im not sure if its because there not charging long enough, or ive had them on too long and there cooked ?
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Best TX and Receiver for a beginner!
Topic Posted by:
canaryjam
- On: 26/08/2010 - At: 09:30:36
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canaryjam
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Hi There I have just taken up IC flying at my local club, I have a 35Mhz transmitter and am looking at getting a digital Tx, any advice on make model and where is best to aquire one would be great. I was looking at sub £100 with receiver and the Spektrum 6 calibre!
Please help
Thanks a greatful newbie!
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URGENT Spektrum AR6250 Call Back
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We have been sent this by Horizon Hobby today for publication
Attention Spektrum AR6250 owners
Horizon has received reports of customers losing RF link when using AR6250’s within certain environments. After close monitoring and testing, Horizon has detected isolated issues with AR6250’s used mostly in carbon fibre applications, products containing highly reflective material and other instillations. In these applications, Horizon has found that RF link issues may result in loss of communications that could result a loss of control of the model resulting in a potential crash.
Horizon has performed an analysis of the AR6250 receiver and is in the process of testing a newly designed receiver.
Consumers who have AR6250’s should stop using them immediately and return these receivers to Horizon for a free upgrade, which should be available in August.
You can return your receiver in one of these ways.
1. Return it to the model shop you purchased it from and they will if you wish, give you a full refund.
2. You can return it to the model shop you purchased it from and they will arrange with us a replacement for you.
3. You can return it to us directly at the address below and we will send you a replacement unit when they arrive. If you choose this method please download the returns form and include it with the receiver so we can mail you your replacement.
4. Fill in the form below with your details, click on the submit button and we will send to a pre-paid jiffy bag to you in which to can return the receiver to us.
If you return your receiver to us direct using either method would you please provide us your email address if you have one so we can keep you advised of arrival and delivery details.
We apologise for this inconvenience.
Bulletin Link
http://www.horizonhobby.co.uk/aeroo...bulletin.asp
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Article Posted On: 09/06/2010 - At: 23:36:04
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Spektrum DX6i Stick Pot Service Bulletin
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On January 30, 2009, Horizon Hobby, Inc. issued a service bulletin for Spektrum DX6i transmitters due to a concern of potential issues with stick potentiometers. Consumers were strongly advised to conduct a test to see if symptoms of these potential issues were present.
After closely monitoring the situation, Horizon has determined that we need to physically inspect all DX6i transmitters with date codes containing 807E, 808E, 809E, 810E, 811E, 812E, and 901E, including those ending in "US", "UK", or "DE". The date code will be found
inside the battery compartment.
If your DX6i has one of these date codes Stop using your transmitter.
Horizon Hobby service bulletin for Spektrum DX6i
>>> Click here for more details <<<
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Article Posted On: 24/02/2009 - At: 08:34:32
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