Going seperates on Honey Bee CP2?
09-14-2005, 09:53 AM
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Going seperates on Honey Bee CP2?
I fried the gyro/mixer/ESC side of my 4in1 on my HB CP2. [:@] Anyone ever use the receiver side of the 4in1 wth seperate gyro/mixer/ESC? If so how did you do it? What is each pin on the receiver side that connects to the gyro board?
Any help would be helpful.
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Any help would be helpful.
Thanks.
09-14-2005, 03:47 PM
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RE: Going seperates on Honey Bee CP2?
the receiver has two sets of pins on the back side then the rest are on the front side, pinset 3 and 4 are the numbers of the ones on the back, so 1,2,5,6,7 are on the front, the 4 in one box should tell you what channel is which with the receiver in it, you can also figure it out by just looking at the offset of pins 3 and 4 on the back whichever side they are closer too is the side that starts with pinset 1.
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RE: Going seperates on Honey Bee CP2?
I think I may have fried my gyro mixer etc... on the second flight... not really sure... I had a very minor accident where I knocked off the tail rotar... didn't break anything besides the little rod that runs through it.... I got home and plugged in the batt to striaghten the rotars to put it away and I get nothing... no gitter out of the servo's and no light... how did I fry it? is there anythign I can do? where is the best place to get the parts to make my heli run again? I have a new found respect for heli pilots... I 've flown planes my whole life... thought this would be a fun challange.... its definatly not fun yet lol
