8103 Lithium Battery
08-12-2003, 12:09 PM
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8103 Lithium Battery
Never knew what that "L" ment that was on the screen before. Took my transmitter battery out to try it in another transmitter. I found out what it meant after I put the battery back in..... 
Lithiums don't always last 5 years....
Anyway. Can I replace my the lithium battery myself?
Wish me luck programing 6 airplanes/helicopters back it. The planes wont be too hard, but helis are a totally different story.
Lithiums don't always last 5 years....
Anyway. Can I replace my the lithium battery myself?
Wish me luck programing 6 airplanes/helicopters back it. The planes wont be too hard, but helis are a totally different story.
08-12-2003, 01:17 PM
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8103 Lithium Battery
The lithium battery is fairly complicated to get to, and is a soldered in component. It is a fairly complicated repair. It is best to send the system in. If your system is still under warranty, doing it yourself would void your warranty.
