[NSRCA-discussion] X9303 2.4GHz Gimbal Wire Bulletin

[Stuart Chale]

I hate to say it as a loyal Futaba flyer, but JR certainly addressed 
this issue in a timely manner.  Even to say that this has occurred in 
many transmitters and not just an isolated occurrence as one of the 
other "manufacturer" often states. 
Stuart Chale

Troy A. Newman wrote:
> Guys,
>
> I just wanted to let you know. Horizon Hobby and JR took quick response and
> action regarding the X9303 aileron gimbal question.
>
> I just received this notice and felt it important to share with you.
>
> JR has released a bulletin with instructions to solve the problem with the
> link below.
>
> One note is that this is only the X9303 2.4 DSM system that has the issue.
> It takes lots of wear to damage the wires.
>
> There have been some photos of systems with frayed wires on the various
> websites. Its an easy fix. I just pulled my X9303 and took care of it. My
> system has about 200-300 flights on it. It only showed a very small mark on
> the wire insulation. Other systems have shown larger amounts of wear in this
> amount of flying.  Takes about 5 mins. Very easy to do.
>
> http://www.jrradios.com/Articles/Article.aspx?ArticleID=1822 
>
> If you have one of these systems and have a question regarding this bulletin
> or your gimbals wires have been worn through to the bare wire please contact
> Horizon's Customer support the details and contact information is in the
> bulletin.
>
>
> Thanks to Horizon Hobby and JR for their quick response and solution to a
> potential problem.
>
> Troy Newman
> Team JR
>
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