RadioLynx battery replacement

dudemanMember

I've heard that when the RadioLynx battery decides to give up, that one pretty much has to buy a new $800 transmitter - the batteries are not meant to be replaced.

My unit just died (fortunately, it waited til the last meet), and not wanting to spend $800 bucks, I decided to open it up to see if I can replace the battery myself. Success! Here are my instructions for doing so:

https://drive.google.com/open?...6aePnLEUai7lTKuKQM6k

Cheers!

6/3/179:23 PM

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patmacdonaldMember

Nice!!!

Hopefully I don't need it, but thank you!

6/4/1710:20 AM

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matthiasMember

Thanks DudeMan for the detailed instructions. They may come in handy in the future.

6/6/171:43 AM

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kgraceMember

thanks!

8/2/222:10 PM

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