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Re: does anyone have OI and RC radio issues

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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson View Post
This sounds similar to last year's "8.2 volt" bug. It never bit us, so I didn't pay close attention to the prescribed fix. I think it involved modifying the linker script to make a bank of memory out of bounds. If nobody pipes up with a good pointer to the details, you can search the forums.
Yes, that sounds very familiar!

Also, for those who think the problem may be completely unrelated to the 8.2v bug, remember that when you corrupt a section of memory on a running computer program, the results are (almost) completely unpredictable. A section of memory that is receiving data from the OI may be being corrupted, thereby locking in the last data frame instead of shutting down due to lost radio link.

I wonder if this may be a problem peculiar to your RC, only time will tell.
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