I was trying to alter the preset rpm by using Airmasters setting program.
I did not give the wanted result, and in turn I asked Airmaster support.
The support guy sent me a new software update for the controller.
But.... Installing that resulting in immediately frying my controller. It got
bricked,
as they say. Completely damaged.
Asking Airmaster how that could happen their only answer: buy a new
controller - .
After receiving the new controller I opened the old one up and found two burned
components inside. (and a terrible smell)
Well had no other choices, but to others: take care installing new software
---From Airmaster.
I have had my propeller and controller for many years, so despite the
plane has just been completed and started flying a couple of years ago
there is no warranty (fair enough). However I am wondering how many people,
building
experimental aircraft, do manage to get the propeller installed and test
flown within the warranty period.
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