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So it seems. Here are some more pictures of T2M MK II, IV and V transmitters. Don't know if there are more versions, but something is remarkable: -The Acoms MK IV has a new housing with servo reverse switches at the front. -The T2M MK IV has the MK III housing, but also with servo reverse switches at the front.
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The guy who worked in that shop assumes it is month and year on the price tags. However, it is probably the month and year the tag is applied to the box. So it doesn't tell anything about production date of last distribution date. |
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Sorry, but I completely forgot about this..... There is no "CE" sticker on it. The receiver is brand new, so it's very unlikely that there ever was. Tom |
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I have gotten a RC Sailboat from my grandpa and it used an Acoms AS-15 for its rudder. It ran on a 6V battery. Unfortunately the servo seems to be broken as it does not move at all when providing it with power and a pwm signal.
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They are easy to find on ebay. Did you try it on the other way of the radio?
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