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Think my radio is dying..
I think my Airtronics M8 is starting to die, or at least the potentiometers..
Ever since I have had it, its Center is different from that of newer radios, Dx30 and 2.0, It seems as if the potentiometer is Offset compared to the wheel... I need to set end points in the 30's on the right side of the range, and end points in the 120's on the left. and then i still dont get full travel on the left side... And at the end of the steering wheel travel to the left there is a dead zone where any servo will not move when the tx wheel is.. All this is pointing to the steering potentiometer.. does anyone have any insight on this? |
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I know what your talking about, it happend to my helios a few weeks ago...:grrrrrr: cost me $40 to get a $5 part replaced:grrrrrr: its the steering pot |
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Interesting I'm getting similar on my dx3.0 - I have everything set to max ranges in order to get the ESC to bind or get reasonable steering.
i was about to contact spektrum about it - any idead if user fixable? |
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Sent you an IM. |
the part number for the dx series steering potentiometer is 109TU
Small, square black potentiometer. |
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thats what I thought too... then the center and epas were all Fed up...:diablo: |
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I wish radios would make the pots an easily replaceable item able to be done by the end-user. Or better yet, change them to a rotary encoder.
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Pots suck. Air tronics makes it easy.. the whole front cover of my radio comes off with 3 allen screws.. |
Spektrum basically said send it in for non warranty repair and they'll have a "look" at it...
They say they don't have many pot issues... |
Have you guys tried resetting the travels?
I had this issue with my DX3R, where the steering wheel would always be to the right. After I reset it, CORRECTLY, it worked. When I tried it, I'd move it, to try and "calibrate" it at the wrong moment, and would end up with the problem. Before doing surgery, try doing the full radio reset.. |
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