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Flysky receiver problems

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I have three Flysky receivers that have been sitting on the shelf and I went to use them today and all three of them have failed. Channel 1 is not working on all three and I tested two different tranmitters to see if it was a faulty transmitter. Has anyone else had any issues with this?

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Are you sure? I have a bunch and never had an issue. Did they bind okay? Does everything work with a different receiver / transmitter?
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I had an issue (perceived on my part) recently and went back to old school. I used a 4 AA battery old power source/switch from a nitro car long gone and 2 servos that I had as spares from various rescues. I swapped servos back and forth and came to the conclusion that channel 1 (steering) was bad. I didnt have a difference receiver to try, so I went through the transmitter setting, slowly and methodically. I found I had turned off the servo EPA settings (I really dont remember doing it). I adjusted it back up and everything started working just fine.

If every receiver is showing the same problem, it may be transmitter related?
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I'm wondering if its the transmitter as well. The one I am using right now doesn't have many adjustments. Can't adjust the EPA on this one. I sold my nice tx with my T4 when I sold it.

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Interesting. I can say I've yet to experience any issues, the things seem to be pretty bullet proof.

Would like to hear what happens. So what TX are you using?
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This is the first time I've had problems with mine. I've had my Flysky GTB3 for almost a year and a half. My daughter has a Flysky GT2. They are both doing the same thing. That's what has me thinking its the receivers.

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Figured out the problem with my radio. The dual rate knob has a wire that somehow tore almost in half on both radios. I snipped the wire and cut it clean then resolder it on and problem is fixed. Both radios now work just like they should.

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odd...but great detective skills :)
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