Hardware change a Mode a Turnigy (Imax) T9x Transmitter

Hardware change a Mode a Turnigy T9x Transmitter
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• Hardware
• change
• Mode
• Turnigy
• T9x
• Transmitter

[shebotnov]

thank you very much, great tutorial! Now I have mode2 like a boss

[richardmrazek]

@shebotnov ...with pleasure :)

[shebotnov]

he says "now screw this" :D

[richardmrazek]

@shebotnov Yes, I say many stupid mistakes, because my English is horrible, and when you must think about "job", and at the same time you must say it in a language that you do not know... Yes, then I can sometimes look like an idiot ... :)

[biggles333999]

Thanks for the very informative video.......but I have some questions.

Is swapping the spring and the the other part enough to change it from Mode 1 to Mode 2 or vise versa?

What else makes the change?

Is there any wires that need to be changed?

I don't understand how the handset recognises the change.

[richardmrazek]

@biggles333999 Q1 - Yes Q2 - change is only mechanical Q3 - no wires Q4 - after mechanical change, you will change a mode of Tx in System setup (Er9x) or for each model (standard FW).

[tuner25II]

Very great tutorial. I think your english isn't perfekt - but for me this is good, because mine isn't perfect too, so i can understand you very good :D

Thank you, greetings from switzerland :)

[shebotnov]

@richardmrazek nah its ok, English isnt my mother tongues as well. Its just "screw this" also means as "f*ck this" wenn you dont to do smth. I thought it was funny =)

[biggles333999]

@biggles333999 I found it.

Job done.

Works GREAT!!!!!!

[biggles333999]

@richardmrazek OK. I've had a look in the system setup but I'm lost.

How do you do the Mode 1 to Mode 2 change in the system?

It's not easy navigating through all the menus.

Cheers

[biggles333999]

I LOVE it.

Thanks for that