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Default Taking apart a Vantage 3

Anyone done it before? My handle has been getting looser over the last year, to the point that I daren't carry the transmitter by it. I have removed all the screws I can see on the rear (2 by the inner of the handle, 2 on the top corners, 2 under the battery tray) but something is still holding the rear of the casing on to the main body of it. Is there a guide online somewhere?
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There's a couple under the rubber grip on the back
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That would explain it Is the grip glued onto the casing?
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It's not glued, it has hook like mouldings, if you slowly and carefully prise the rubber inserts out, they will come away.
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Brill, found them and tightened the handle nuts, sorted now. Thanks guys.
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