António Manuel Marcelo da Silva

Done... and its working well. Thks I will try to make a tutorial. António

Posted by Frank Skilbeck on 27/02/2017 21:37:11: If it's the same as the Cockpit Sx, you can also disable the 35mhz section by connecting two pins together, here I did this with a home made external module on my Cockpit Sx so it can be Frsky or 35mhz. Sorry, no image no file you posted. Thks

Many thanks to you guys! Lets try and see tomorow!! Cheers, António

Posted by Phil Green on 27/02/2017 15:05:52: I did a Pico for a clubmate, he wanted DSM2 so I used an OrangeRx DIY module. Its a most unusual set, it made me smile with all the unused switches & knobs 'painted on' !!! I dont remember and I didnt take any notes but I think I took the PPM from the trainer socket. I do remember it was a piece of cake and took about half an hour to do. Cheers Phil Thanks, i will try to see by the images, and guess... Dont you have more images ? Cheers, António

Hi, does it work well ? I want to do the same, can you help me please ? Thanks, António

Posted by Phil Green on 25/10/2015 09:33:01: My advice is dont buy anything, use the Cockpit MM as it is, on 35. Its a fine set. Many glider enthusiasts actually prefer them over modern gear. Theres always a chance you might not take to flying again, so why waste money? If you've been here on the forum a while, you'll realise there are lots of members whose reaction to slight obsolescence, any problem, any doubt, anything beyond a light arrival, is to throw stuff away - which they justify as risk mitigation. In fact very seldom is that necessary. Fit a new battery (theres no reason on earth why that should cost you £25 as suggested), do a full range check, then stick it in a 'foamy' for a couple of sessions. You only mentioned the transmitter - presumably you have a few receivers for it. If not, then that expense will influence your decision. But from someone who has done gazillions of conversions, stick with the Cockpit on 35! (All 'in my humble opinion' of course) Cheers Phil PS I did a Multiplex Picoline recently for a friend and it was a very straightforward conversion, plenty of room inside for his OrangeRx DIY module. Its a very similar set to yours, conversion to 2.4g is an inexpensive option. Edited By Phil Green on 25/10/2015 09:58:14 Hi, Phil, i´m António marcelo from portugal, and i have the multiplex pico radio. Can you please help me modify for 2.4. I have buy Frsky DiY module. Thanks for any help. Cheers, António Marcelo