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Sanwa RD6000 Transmitter help

gerardlowe · 2020-08-08 22:38:31

HI, I have two Sanwa transmitters, an RD6000 sport and a RD6000 super. I have two receivers RX511. I had a problem with a battery and replaced it, not realising there was a polarity difference. Now I am not getting any transmission to the servos. Can anyone recommend someone to have a look at them or am I better upgrading…

08-08-2020 11:38pm

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gerardlowe

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HI,

I have two Sanwa transmitters, an RD6000 sport and a RD6000 super. I have two receivers RX511. I had a problem with a battery and replaced it, not realising there was a polarity difference. Now I am not getting any transmission to the servos. Can anyone recommend someone to have a look at them or am I better upgrading them.

Regards

Gerry

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coolwings

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the receiver battery was polarity reversed or the transmitter?

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