>on 9/12/00 12:45 PM, Ray Juschkus at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Hi, Would anyone know if it is possible to retrieve lost set ups in the
> > Vision? Saturday I was flying and having a ball, I was flying 3
> > different Gliders 2 of which were V tails and one standard. When I
> > looked at the time I packed in a rush and left the Tx. on in it's case
> > and Monday morning I went down to the shop to charge everything I was
> > flying just to top them off, when I discovered that I had left the Tx.
> > on and it was flat. I quickly put it on charge and after 12 hours or so
> > I turned it on and all the programs where gone. I hate to have to
> > reprogram it I have 5 planes on it. I am just hoping someone would know
> > how to retrieve them. Thank you in advance. Ray
> >
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>I beleive that the memory is held with a different battery then the
>transmitter power battery. The power battery can be completely removed and
>not lose the set-ups. It may just happen that the internal 5-year lithium
>battery happened to give up at the same time. I don't think the two
>interact in any way.
The Vision memory is a non-volatile(sp?) memory. That means it does
not require external power to retain the data. It has a build in
"battery" in the chip that will last many years before it required a
recharge. Everytime you turn on the system, the "battery' will get
recharge. I have left the tranny on many time and the data stays.
There must be something worng with the system that lost the settings.
Brian
Brian Chan,
An Electric Airplane Junkie in San Mateo.Ca.USA
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