I have some C945 and C144 transistors that I salvaged from old circuit boards. Would either of these work as a substitute for the BS170 ? Thanks for the instruction video. I put my backlight on and the radio wouldn't power up and after much searching I discovered one of the crystal pins had never been soldered on and the radio only worked because the original foam was pushing the pin over to where it made contact.
I have 470 ohm resistors lying around. Can I use this to bypass the built-in transistor directly to red wire to the back light instead cutting the track on the pcb?
Thanks Richard. Great video. Can this mod be done before flashing to ER9x? If so would the backlight stay on or off?
ekill315 4 days ago
@ekill315 Ouups, I don't know... Light-control will not works, but it will to do... Try it :)
Or - better idea - switch on Er9x (or Open9x - will be soon video here).
richardmrazek 4 days ago
Hello! Just a question: Why to make this modification? We cannot directly plug the backlight in the transmitter?
Thanks for your response and thanks for yours others step by step videos.
fioulmaster 3 weeks ago
@fioulmaster Hi! With this mode you can control back lightning with settings in Er9x firmware.
richardmrazek 3 weeks ago
I have some C945 and C144 transistors that I salvaged from old circuit boards. Would either of these work as a substitute for the BS170 ? Thanks for the instruction video. I put my backlight on and the radio wouldn't power up and after much searching I discovered one of the crystal pins had never been soldered on and the radio only worked because the original foam was pushing the pin over to where it made contact.
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I have 470 ohm resistors lying around. Can I use this to bypass the built-in transistor directly to red wire to the back light instead cutting the track on the pcb?
spiro9210 2 months ago
@spiro9210 hmmm, Sorry, I don't know, but you can try it :)
richardmrazek 2 months ago
You are the best my friend. Thank you as always for everything you do.
77chrisray 5 months ago
Is it necessary to cut the middle track? Or is only necessary for simulator runs without backlight?
Thanks
ssanfelix 6 months ago
@ssanfelix exactly. Only for backlight on simulator/trainer cable. If you dont cut it, it will be works during standard flying without any problems.
richardmrazek 6 months ago
@richardmrazek
Thanks. then i don't cut the track, but is it necessary the wire bridge between resistor and pin3???
ssanfelix 6 months ago
@ssanfelix No. Both mods (cut of track and wire bridge) are for this backlight/simulator situation.
richardmrazek 6 months ago
Finally, i find mosfet and i begin the modify !!
imageshack.us/photo/my-images/819/img0551fh.jpg
What do you think ?? i cut in the right mode the ciruit ??
Thanks a lot for this vid !!!
dicio87 6 months ago
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dicio87 6 months ago
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dicio87 6 months ago
@dicio87 look on link in video info. All informations are on this pages :)
richardmrazek 6 months ago
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dicio87 6 months ago
Great info. Thank you.
ImYourGuiltyPleasure 6 months ago
I bought the HK LED backlight but now I'm going to go with the SmartieParts board with EL backlight.
Your FET mod for the HK LED is excellent though.
I'm a big fan of your TG9X + ER9X - Step by Step series.
They explain a lot.
KozmykJ 6 months ago
In the video it looks like you have cut through 3 tracks on the small PCB.
Is it only the middle one that must be cut or all 3 ?
Or is it that you used a disc cutter and "nearly" cut the other two? ;-)
KozmykJ 6 months ago
@KozmykJ Option b) is right :)
You can look on pictures under video on webpage (link is here). On picture you will see more exact where is track cut.
richardmrazek 6 months ago
@KozmykJ Only middle track.
richardmrazek 6 months ago
dakujem! toto som potreboval :)
JonitFR 6 months ago