Posting this for a friend that says he's too old for the internet...... He doesn't like the new safe technologies (I use that term generically) and wants to know if you can turn off the AS3X in a Spectrum receiver. If so, how?
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Yes, it can be done. The easiest way (and possibly the only way) is to get the smart phone APP and the patch cable that goes between the phone and the RX. Horizon Hobby has a whole series of videos showing all aspects of programming the AS3X. Once you're in the APP, you can turn all the stabilizers to ZERO on every page and you're done. I think you can also connect to a laptop. In this post, you can see what the APP page looks like:
http://www.hobbysquawk.com/forum/ele...6653#post46653
Oh, that patch cable is a bit pricey - around $20.00. So find a fellow flyer who has one.
Sorry, I should have mentioned ................... depending on which AS3X RX you have, it may not be altered. For example some of the ones that come on their Sukoi or Corsair, is nearly impossible to go in and change anything. They are somewhat proprietary to those models and Spektrum doesn't want you messing with them. The ones you buy as "stand-alones" usually can be re-programmed. Check the Horizon site for that model of plane and/or RX to find out if it can be fiddled with.
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Originally posted by MCO3024 View PostThanks guys. I'll pass this along to him. Given his hesitancy with the internet, I think the app will be out of the question for him. I'll suggest he seek someone who can help him with it.
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Originally posted by 2Fast4u2c View PostSo on the AR636 the gains can be turned down to 0's But the 636A (the BNF models) cannot?
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