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Old 09-26-2004, 05:32 PM
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I'm having intermittent issues with my Dragonfly and I believe it is due to the board.
Sometimes it gets as signal and sometimes not. Other times when I turn off the throttle the motor runs for approx 5 seconds before turning off.

Where is the best place to get a replacement board. Or can it be trouble shot?
Old 09-26-2004, 07:08 PM
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Check the batteries on your tx. And do a continunity test with the volt meter on the receiving antenna. you probably have a bad solder joint there.
Old 09-27-2004, 12:08 AM
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I dont know if this would be a problem with others boards... but i had a severe problem with my esky honeybee. At random times, it would yaw out of control, and ignore all my commands for about 5 seconds. then the throttle would just die. It kept doing this till i replaced the tail motor with the dc-166 from allelectronics.com. Now i can fly it battery after battery with no probs...
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it seems like at high rpm, the vibration widens the gap between the bad solder joints and the contacts on the pcb causing all these glitches we've had.
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Where do you get the gear for the dcm-166?
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Default RE: Dragonfly all-in-one board

Can someone help me?I've probably goofed up in ordering a mini electric R/C heli called Dragonfly off of Ebay.Whats the difference from it and the much more expensive GWS Dragonfly I'm seeing in advertisements?I'm a long time giant R/C airplane flier and the more i read the more i think ishould'nt have even ordered it.If someone can give me any encouragement or advise I'll appeciate it.Is there any site that would provide a good tutorial?Thanks

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