Turnigy 9xr pro

The DJT module fits into 9XR like a silk glove. You should not feel any resistance or pressure while fitting it. The only force nescessary is when it is almost completely in and the plastic latches engage.

Check TX pins are absolutely in a straight line and all the same distance apart. If not straighten them until they are perfect.

Remove the cover from the module and ensure the female connector block that the pins insert into is vertical and thew base is flush against the board it is mounted on.

Insert the module while supporting the connector block with your thumb. It should slide smoothly onto the pins without being pushed up off the base. Any resistance means the pins are still mis-aligned.

Once module is safely in encapsulate connector block with epoxy or hot glue to ensure it won't move - ever - and then replace cover.

Hi I'm looking for a module to fit the RX9 pro transmitter, it has to be futaba compatibility I found a fly sky one (236000020-0) will this fit in the set

Carl - You have hijacked another persons question with your own question. The text box is for answers - not questions.

Go and ask your own question on the main page.

Gerrit
While fitting an internal antenna to my DJT module I noticed that the connector block and the PCB holes do not line up with the holes in the plastic module case. While the holes were still available for the pins to insert they were off-center. I used a wide chisel blade between the TX case and the TX pins to move them away from the case by around 1.5mm and they slip into the module without any trouble.

I would like to know what you want happened to these two requests.
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Pablo - Butt out!

Your matter is nothing to do with Gerrit's Turnigy 9XR problem.

Go ask your questions somewhere else.