Originally Posted by TheCure

Thats a logical question. Unfortunately i dont want to open any of my transmitters to get at the switch.
I have another of the same receiver model, and it binded fine using the same technique, i just thought maybe there is a new firmware revision that isnt compatible with my older dht.
Dont think thats the case though.
I've opened a ticket with hobbyking. I had to go through the whole video proof thing.
Wish me luck.

"I've opened a ticket with hobbyking" well, see ya next YEAR! LOL

Originally Posted by Nelapaty

I tested couple of clearplastic tubes last night with the microwave test and no they didnot get warm or hot..
I had some white plastic tubes that came with a plane for antenna wire and boy they were really warm to touch after the microwave test..

The most used pigment for white is titanium oxide so maybe its your case with the white plastic tubes .

Chase and Eva,

Back a little, you asked for some Jr digital servos to test their chattering with FrSky telemetry receivers.

I was wondering :

1. Were you able to duplicate the problem with them?
2. Do you have a solution to solve the problem yet?

thanks

Frank

Hi.
Any way i can get ppm sum from V8FR HV frsky rc?
Thanks

No, external encoder, or V8R7SP, if transmitter is one way V8 series.

Originally Posted by Fly2High

Chase and Eva,

Back a little, you asked for some Jr digital servos to test their chattering with FrSky telemetry receivers.

I was wondering :

1. Were you able to duplicate the problem with them?
2. Do you have a solution to solve the problem yet?

thanks

Frank

Someone posted up their fix. I'm pretty sure their solution was to wrap the servo in aluminum ducting tape available from your local hardware store.

-Wayne

Finally got the radio gear to go frysky but the fit is a no go.
See pics of original module (NET-J72P FM) and DJT module:
1. Original pin receptacles (sockets) are deeper in the case
2. New sockets have a much larger inside diameter so pins in radio do not contact sockets- even if depth were adjusted. Pins are .033" approx.

I was hoping for a plug and play situation as my soldering skills and understanding of electronics are not that good.

You can get thicker pins (the actual standard used in electronics) and replace the originals, this should fix everything.
The length shouldn't worry, inside Frsky module case the connector is open, a longer pin can pass through, and there is empty space above connector.
You still need to solder

Anyone know the size of the pins needed? If esc style bullets would work then i could slip them over the approx .8mm radio pins and then the module would be plugged in securely. Also is it correct to assume that the layout of the pins on my radio is standard so that plus minus and signal etc. are where they should be??
Module will still protrude from back of case. Goop!

Yes, 0.8mm square will fit, or even less, like this: http://www.tme.eu/en/details/zl2038-...eaders/ninigi/
The layout is your greatest worry, not knowing this radio to be sure it is 100% JR. I would check other 2.4GHz migrations of same radio.

Originally Posted by Rotozuk

Someone posted up their fix. I'm pretty sure their solution was to wrap the servo in aluminum ducting tape available from your local hardware store.

-Wayne

I had commented that it can help but it wasn't a perferct solution. After that, I think it was, the guys at FrSky offered to look into the issue.

It was around Sept 25, 2012 when the desire by FrSky to check into this was made.

Frank

Where's my Frsky, I want to play with it. lol.

Originally Posted by Fly2High

I had commented that it can help but it wasn't a perferct solution. After that, I think it was, the guys at FrSky offered to look into the issue.

It was around Sept 25, 2012 when the desire by FrSky to check into this was made.

Frank

They asked me to source some servos for them, but I dropped the ball. Thought we had a cure. My bad.

-Wayne

Got one of the new hubless varios in to beta test. It is nice and small, and doesn't way much at all. Was hoping to take it out for a glider test, but not sure about the conditions today... I might go anyway.

-Wayne

Originally Posted by Rotozuk

Got one of the new hubless varios in to beta test. It is nice and small, and doesn't way much at all. Was hoping to take it out for a glider test, but not sure about the conditions today... I might go anyway.

-Wayne

Picture , manuals ?
Please !