[NSRCA-discussion] TX memory

[William C. Harden]

Jerry,

 

I am not aware of a jumper in a TX that can do this.  There must be another
battery (or a charged capacitor) somewhere in the circuit to maintain the
voltage to the memory in order to accomplish what you are suggesting.  

 

Maybe someone else on the list knows something more about this subject than
me.

 

Bill

 

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Subject: [NSRCA-discussion] TX memory

 

Anyone - I am told that when changing the lithium battery that holds the TX
program memory a jumper carrying the same voltage can be applied during the
battery swap, thus retaining trims and mixes.  True or not true?  THX -
Jerry


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