Fixing my reciever?
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Fixing my reciever?
My 2ch traxxas reciever I use in one of my cars has lost the reciever wire again. It is now un repairable (the wire) so I was wondering; what kind of wire I solder onto the reciever board to replace?
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RE: Fixing my reciever?
Go to a hobby store and you can buy a roll of the antenna wire. Be carefull using just anywire... if its not shielded correctly it may result in some glitchy behavior. I have tried this many different times and hobby-greade antenna wire indeed works the best.
quick story.. I lost the antenna wire on my old Hobbico Avistar (.40 glow powered airplane) and replaced it with a thin gauged wire and ran it back to the fin. I did do a radio check at the field and everything seemed perfect. Once in the air, I noticed a non resposive plane when I reached some heights... long story short, the antenna I used made my plane fly up and out and I couldn't ge *** back. We did find the plane... crashed in a corn field about a mile away ( minimal damage) and I properly replaced the antenna wire and it never happend again.
so, good luck and be careful!
quick story.. I lost the antenna wire on my old Hobbico Avistar (.40 glow powered airplane) and replaced it with a thin gauged wire and ran it back to the fin. I did do a radio check at the field and everything seemed perfect. Once in the air, I noticed a non resposive plane when I reached some heights... long story short, the antenna I used made my plane fly up and out and I couldn't ge *** back. We did find the plane... crashed in a corn field about a mile away ( minimal damage) and I properly replaced the antenna wire and it never happend again.
so, good luck and be careful!