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Old 16-06-2011
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Wink Converting a Spektrum DX2.0 Radio to DX3.0

Hey,

I came across a way to convert your dx2.0 radio to dx3.0 a while ago, and made a how to video showing how I did it

It's pretty simple, only required a soldering iron and a magnifying glass unless you have super amazing eyes xD

Hope it comes in handy for some of you out there Worked for me

As always, I am in no way responsible for any damage you may cause during the procedure of modding your radio. thank you

The video below demonstrates:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eecLscLowt0
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I did this a few days ago and it works great.
Got my info' off some other website, but can't remember where now.
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