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Brandon Atwell

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Snapped the antenna and wire on my Futaba 4PLS transmitter, is it possible to get that repaired through Futaba? Whats the average turn around time for anyone that has?

Thanks everyone,

Brandon
 
Brandon

I was able to find the part online and with a

Soldering iron it only took a few minutes to repair.
 
Brandon

I was able to find the part online and with a

Soldering iron it only took a few minutes to repair.
Part on order, thanks for the heads up!Doubt Futaba was cheaper than the $15 I just spent. Haha
Brandon be really careful and range check things after you put on new anntena I snapped of the antenna on my 4 pk last year right before internats and didn't test and game time for time trials and all three boats lost radio
 
Brandon

I was able to find the part online and with a

Soldering iron it only took a few minutes to repair.
Part on order, thanks for the heads up!Doubt Futaba was cheaper than the $15 I just spent. Haha
Brandon be really careful and range check things after you put on new anntena I snapped of the antenna on my 4 pk last year right before internats and didn't test and game time for time trials and all three boats lost radio
Yep, thats the dilemma I had this past weekend. It actually passed the range test, but once it got over the water Im guessing the frequency didnt pick up as well.Newly built 20 tunnel into the shore. Luckily the water pickup remained in the water, so the only repairs consist of repairing about the 4 inch tip of the outside sponson.

A lot cheaper than a new motor! Haha
 

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